Dunn's River Falls

Just a short distance from Ocho Rios, Las Chorreras, as it called by the historical Spaniards, is a growing phenomenon. The world-famous Dunn's River give true meaning to phrase- "land of wood of water". With the cool fresh water falls that ends in the tranquil sea, Dunn's River is surrounded by lush green vegetation. Now added is the park and recreational area for those who want to enjoy something other than the falls itself.

Montego Bay City Highlights

Your tour begins by seeing the sights of the second city and tourist capital of Jamaica. Your guide may take to a view point that overlooks the famous "hip-strip" and cruise ship port. You may drive along rose hall for more adventures (see Rose Hall tour). Visiting the hip strip is a must when doing this tour. This is a long stretch of road and the tourist hub of the city. You may enjoy a drink or some food at any of the restaurants that line the street. Swim at any of the beaches or buy craft and souvenirs from any of the stores along that roadway. However, if you want to have a more authentic vibe of the city, ask your guide to take you into the town area. There you will be met loud sounds of the vehicles or music from the several stores or road side vendors. You will meet the vibrant personalities of the locals and may also enjoy some Jamaican jerk from the roadside vendors. Whatever your personality, you will have a great time here.

Martha Brae Rafting

Jamaica's # 1 rafting attraction, was established 40 years ago. Licenced rafters will take on 30-foot-long bamboo rafts over a 3 mile stretch of the beautiful river, approximately 1-hour ride. During the ride visitors may learn about the "Legend of Martha Brae" or enjoy a swim. Before the raft ride, however, visitors may enjoy a stroll through Rafters' Village which offers a picnic ground, bar area, souvenir shops, a swimming pool and restrooms. Guests may also visit "Miss Martha's Herb Garden" which houses several Jamaican herbs famous for their medicinal and healing properties. After disembarkation from the raft at "Martha's Rest", visitors can walk through souvenir shops or enjoy the lounge area.

Blue Hole

One of Jamaica's hidden treasures, the blue hole is un-commercialized and true paradise in every sense of the word. To get to this wondrous location one must travel of rugged country side road passing lush green vegetation and feeling the cool breeze of the hills. Once you get there you will first appreciate the quiet and tranquility of the area. Once you get there, jump into the cool blue green water that is blue hole. Once inside the pool, you will notice the hidden caves fauna and flora around you. When you are done swimming in this natural pool, take a 10 minutes hike to the secret falls. Traverse to the top of the falls where you can jump or wing on ropes from the cliff.

Rose Hall - Great House

Just a few minutes from the town of Montego Bay, Rose Hall is surrounded by blue sparkling sea, green hills, lush vegetations and choices of what to do are endless. Rose Hall boasts two of the best golf courses in the world. Restaurants of your choice lines the road and for our doting botanists there is also a plant nursery with hundreds of different species of trees and flowers. and what is Rose Hall more famous for than the Rose Hall great house. Here you can learn about the "White Witch of Rose Hall", Mrs. Annee Palmer and how she ran her household back in the 18th century. Appreciate the beauty of the grounds and the architectural beauty of the house by the day. Or, if you are more adventitious, enjoy the spine chilling haunted house tour at nights. Whatever your enjoyment is, you may find it in Rose Hall.

Ocho Rios Craft Market

This is the largest market in Ocho Rios, housing over 100 vendors selling hand painted and hand carved arts and crafts of all nature. carved wooden figures. Hand-woven straw hats, bags and purses, jewelry, t-shirts, Blue Mountain coffee are just a few of the items that can be found in this craft market. Some of these items are incomplete and so visitors can see craftsmen in the middle of their creative process. Visitors are free to walk and around and bargain with craft vendors for the craft item that speaks to you.

Luminous Lagoon

This is the best place to observe and study microorganisms that live and thrive where salt and fresh water combine. These organisms make Luminous Lagoon famous as they glow. At night the lagoon sparkles and glistens when disturbed. The 45 minute night tour takes you along the lagoon, where visitors also get a chance to swim surrounded by the magnificent green, glistening waters. While here, visitors might also learn about why the harbor glows. Recount the tour as you may go to the Glistening Water Restaurant for food and drinks.

Fern Gully

A winding scenic stretch of road in Ocho Rios, the fern gully got its name from vast varieties of ferns that grows in the region. Although similar in appearance, the area grows up to 300 different variations of ferns, in addition to other species of blue mahoe and banana trees. Keen botanists will enjoy this vast area which was established as a result of an earthquake destroying one of the eight rivers in Ocho Rios. Vendors line the roadway, selling fruits and crafts, giving visitors a taste of Jamaica.

Bob Marley's Nine Miles Tour

As a true Bob Marley fan, and who isn't, then this tour is for you. Visit the home that the reggae legend was born and raised in up in the cool hills. Here you will see his house with original furnishings. See the stone that he usually sits on for creative thinking and has written songs on. Visit the resting place of bob and his mother as well as the trophy room where plaques, records and accomplishments that the legend has accrued over his years.

Margaritaville Ocho Rios

Happy hour is every hour at Margaritaville. Let music be your guide as you enter this lively setting. From dusk till dawn it's always a party here. Enjoy Caribbean infused meal with a cool drink of your choice from the bar. Hang out at our swim up bar, enjoy the slide or just laze by the white and beach. From the cool vibes of the day to the entertaining night life Margaritaville is for you.

Falmouth Jamaica

In the earlier days, this town was considered the "Paris of the West Indies". During the 1700s Falmouth was trading hub and trendsetter for the rest of Jamaica and the Caribbean. After the demise of sugar in the late 1800s, the town began to decline. In its wake however, left is the largest collection of Georgian style buildings in the world. And due to its rich legacy, Falmouth has been declared a World Heritage Site. Falmouth is still home of one of the largest piers on the island and welcomes visitors. Take a walking tour around this town, interact with locals or ask for a guided tour where you will learn the rich history of what was.

White River Tubing & Rafting

Enjoy a 45minute glide down the river with a tour guide. Enjoy the lush green vegetation and scenery as you wind down the river. Stop at the midway and swing from a rope plunging into a 20 feet deep natural pool. Swim and enjoy the pool area before you continue to tube down the river. If you would however rather something quieter or romantic for you and your partner, enjoy a two-passenger ride on a sturdy bamboo raft. Your rafter guide may give you some information about the area as well. At the midway point, you may stop for refreshments before continuing your rafting journey.

Burwood Beach

A public beach not too far away from the town of Falmouth. Swim in the cool, clear crystal water of the Caribbean Sea. The water is about not too deep so you won't need to worry about venturing out to far. Laze on sugar sands under one of the gazebos. Non- hassling vendors may pass periodically to sell a refreshing drink or a trinket of some kind. Visit the thatch roof bar at the end of the beach for a cool Jamaican beer or other drink that you choose. This is a nice trip for you and your family.

Rio Bueno Tubing

Travel along the paths in St. Ann until you reach a series of pools and falls. You can enjoy a cool swim in one the pools or sit under the cascading water of the falls for a natural massage. As you climb the falls you will be surrounded by a natural oasis of beautiful vegetations, cool spring water and natural rock formations. Reaching the top of the falls take a moment to enjoy the beauty of your surrounding and stop for one last swim as you descend. You may also enjoy kayaking on the river. After a brief hike along the river bank and a quick safety check from your guide, your kayak will be launched into the cool water of the river. You and your partner will be led by a guide as the swift currents of the river take you downstream through rivers rapids and natural pools. Though it may be hard to notice, the scene around you is quite beautiful. However, the rapids begin to fade as your kayak takes you into the calm Caribbean Sea. Once at sea, you and your partner paddle until you reach the beach for a cool drink and some relaxation.

Dolphin Cove

Dolphin Cove is Jamaica's number one marine attraction where visitors are sure to have an "Experience of a Lifetime". This magnificent property has a natural cove which is surrounded by 5 acres of lush, tropical raiforest.Visitors have the opportunity to interact and "Swim With" dolphins, enjoying the thrill and love of these amazing, loveable animals. Visitors can also swim with, hold, feed and learn about the evolutionary secrets of the Caribbean Sharks. Visitors can capture their dream of being a dolphin trainer by taking the challenge of being a "Sea Keeper" for the day.

Horseback Riding

Jamaica Horseback Riding near Ocho Rios and in the OceanHorseback riding in paradise does not get any better than this. Experience the thrill of riding a beautiful horse through the countryside and down to a magnificent beach , where your dream of riding a horse into the sea becomes a reality. This Jamaica Horseback Riding adventure is ideal for couples, families and perfect for beginners. Your safety and security is well ensured by your professional guides. They will ensure you feel comfortable and confident at all times.

Green Grotto Caves

The Green Grotto Caves, also known as the Runaway Caves, are located just under 2 miles from the spot which Christopher Columbus landed in 1494. The caves were a haven for runaway slaves in the 18th century and between the two World Wars, were used by smugglers running from arms to Cuba. The caves feature a series of interconnected passageways and chambers, light holes, stalactites and stalagmites, as well as two lakes.

Mystic Mountain

Mystic Mountain is Jamaica's newest water park attraction, located near Ocho Rios.Visitors will experience Jamaica's rainforest terrain from 700 feet above sea level. Mystic Mountain attraction will feature a bobsled coaster ride, an aerial tramway canopy tour, Jamaican athletic heritage museum, park and other unique offerings.

Community Tour

Mello Tours Jamaica offers you many different opportunities to explore our island communities in Jamaica, meet with our natives, enjoy the scenery while drving through the interior of the island. You can also experience our local foodand enjoy our culture and history.

Montego Bay Tours

Rick's Cafe

Rick's Cafe was the first public bar and restaurant of its type on the West End Cliffs, offering an alternative to Negril's Seven Miles Beach. From the beginning, Rick's Cafe boasted an unrivaled view of the sunset from its naturally formed cliffs. Over the years visitors and locals alike have have designated Rick's cafe as Negril's premier gathering spot and our sunsets have become a Jamaican tradition. In addition to the beautiful views, Rick's Cafe is fortunate to have one of the most incredible coves along the West End Cliffs. From our cliffs, countless visitors have jumped and dived into the crystaline water below. Our highest platform jump is 35 feet and ensures the thrill of a lifetime.

Blue Mountain

Shrouded almost perpetually by mists tat give Jamaica's hihest mountains their bluish colour, the Blue Mountain range sprawls across the eastern portion of the land for a length of 28 miles and an average width of 28 miles. The mountainsides are covered with coffee fields, producing a blended brew that is among the leading exports of Jamaica. But for the nature enthusiasts , the mountains reveal an astonishingly complex series of ecosystems that change radically as you climb from sea level to the fog-shrouded peaks.

St. Elizabeth Tours

Seven Miles Beach

Beloved by the hippies of the 1960s, Seven Miles Beach is still as beautiful as ever, but is no longer the idyllic rereat it once was. Resorts now line this beach , attracting an international crowd. Nudity, hwever, is just as prevalent: This Negril beach promotes a laid back lifestyle and carefree ambience more than any other in Jamaica or, perhaps, in the Caribbean. Clean aquamarine waters, coral reefs and a backdrop of palm trees add to the appeal. When you tire of the beach you will find all sorts of resorts, clubs, beach bars, open-air restaurants and the like.

Kingston Tours

Long Bay Beach

A long beautiul beach lies on the east side of Jamaica, Long Bay. The contentious ocean pounds ashore onto a wide, palm shaded sandy beach. The beach is dotted with Tiki Hut bars, restaurants and cabins. The vibe is laid back and European. Relax on the beach. Sip a rum drik! The beach is popular with tourists from Jamaica as well as abroad. You will meet many interesting people here as more people discover this gem.

Portland Tours