Your Itinerary
Day 1 - Welcome to Jamaica
Your driver will great you at Donald Sangster International Airport and transport you to your hotel in Montego Bay.
Day 2 - Montego Bay
Recommendation: Doctors Cave Beach is located in the middle of Montego Bay’s “Hip Strip” Gloucester Avenue. Although many other beaches have some of the qualities of Doctor’s Cave, none have all of them. The warm Caribbean waters and immaculately kept grounds make Doctor’s Cave a great choice for visitors. The Sand Restaurant and Bar provide a great variety of meals and drinks. Spend the day enjoying Doctor’s Cave beach which is part of the Montego Bay Marine Park – this has a wide variety of marine life among the coral reef.
You might also choose to explore Jamaica’s beauty beneath the sea on a snorkelling tour. Board a beautiful catamaran and journey through the warm Caribbean waters to the Montego Bay Marine Park. Dive beneath the waters and snorkel beside the fish surrounding the gorgeous coral reefs.
Day 4 - Negril
Today you will travel from Montego Bay to Negril.
On the western end of Jamaica lies the beach town of Negril. Home to the perfect 7-mile stretch of sandy beach, cliffs and gentle turquoise sea, Negril is the ideal place to relax, unwind, and enjoy the amazing sunsets from your hotel room or aboard a glass-bottom boat on a sunset cruise.
From waterparks, river safaris, animal playgrounds, gorgeous golfing greens and energetic nightlife, your adventurous spirit will be delighted here.
Day 5 - Negril
Enjoy Seven Mile Beach for a day of relaxation and water fun. Build sandcastles, swim in crystal-clear waters, and try water sports like snorkelling or paddle-boarding. Enjoy restaurants with Jamaican flavours and soak in the vibrancy of Jamaica.
Day 6 - Negril
Explore Negril’s man-made and natural wonders: visit the Negril Lighthouse for panoramic views, then why not enjoy a boat trip, complete with snorkelling and reggae beats.
Day 7 - Treasure Beach
Today you arrive at Treasure Beach. Discover the rugged and untouched beauty of the landscape, where authentic Jamaican charm meets nature’s unbridled beauty in laid-back Treasure Beach, a coastal fishing village with a welcoming local atmosphere where eclectic villas open out to black sand beaches and panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea.
Here, you’ll find many boutique villas and guesthouses welcoming you to the sweeping tropical coastline. With its unspoiled beauty, laid-back charm, and rustic retreats, Treasure Beach offers a glimpse into the local way of life and the strong sense of community you will be sure to encounter when you are out and about.
Day 8 - Floyd’s Pelican Bar
This afternoon we suggest you enjoy a one-of-a-kind Caribbean experience at Floyd’s Pelican Bar near Treasure Beach, Jamaica. Our favourite way to do this is so that you are cruising home at sunset, enjoying the beautiful sun sinking into the Caribbean sea.
Perched on a remote sandbar, this rustic haven is accessible solely by boat. Crafted from driftwood and palm fronds, it exudes an authentic island charm. Originally envisioned by owner Floyd as a fisherman’s retreat, it has since become popular with tourists.
Enjoy Red Stripe beer or rum cocktail, relish fresh seafood (leave enough time for this to be prepared on island time), and bask in the tranquillity of the Caribbean sea. Leave your mark on this rustic treasure by having your name carved into the wood surrounded by local art and memorabilia, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Day 9 - Kingston
Today you will arrive into Kingston and be transferred to Spanish Court Hotel. Relax and perhaps have a swim.
Day 10 - Kingston
The National Gallery of Jamaica, which was established in 1974. It is the oldest and largest public art museum in the Anglophone Caribbean. It has a comprehensive collection of early, modern and contemporary art from Jamaica along with smaller Caribbean and international holdings.
Why not venture uptown to visit the Hope Botanical Gardens, home to gorgeous gardens, alfresco dining, and an amphitheatre that hosts regular reggae bands. The gardens are just up the road from the Bob Marley museum where he lived and recorded many of his famous songs. The perfect day of exploring and soaking up the culture of Jamaica.
Day 12 - Blue Mountains Coffee Tour
Travel through time at the Heritage Garden of Cold Spring and learn about the legacy of the Clifton Mount Coffee Estate. Then, ascend high above sea level for a gentle nature walk and a cup of the world’s most delicious coffee.
Day 13 - Portland
Nestled in the rainforest at the foot of the Blue Mountains and overlooking the azure seas of Port Antonio, a region of Jamaica frequented by celebrities and explorers for the last 100 years. Geejam is a magical destination for those not looking to escape life but inspire it.
Or why not stay at Kanopi House, surrounded by Banyan Trees. Or the elegant Trident hotel to experience it in all of it’s majestic glory.
Day 14 - Blue Lagoon
Explore the depths of the Blue Lagoon renowned for its stunning, deep blue waters, fed by the Caribbean Sea and underground springs. Take a boat tour, visit monkey island, relax and enjoy.
Day 15 - Reach Falls
Visit the iconic Reach Falls, where you can swim in emerald pools and discover hidden caves.
Day 16 - Portland
Port Antonio, the island’s original tourist destination – the playground and private hideaway of the rich and famous. Mountainous coastline that give way to hidden coves and quiet beaches.
A port town, nestled between twin harbours on the island’s northeast bend, where mist-shrouded mountains slope down to the sea. Port Antonio’s natural attractions, magnificent beaches, and a variety of land excursions make it a destination to explore Jamaica’s natural beauty, history and culture.
Day 17 - Ocho Rios 'Ochi"
Today to travel to Ocho Rios has an abundance of natural water attractions to explore. If you fancy chasing waterfalls, going cave-diving, jumping into beautiful natural emerald pools, or watching turtles hatch and make their way to sea, this is the place to be.
Day 18 - Blue Hole
To the south of Ocho Rios, hidden in the looming mountains, lie pools of crystalline turquoise waters, which beckon to you to take a leap and immerse yourself in promises of a cool and refreshing swim. Blue hole, often called Irie Blue Hole, has daring drops of 9-feet and 15-feet jumps and, up the top, a mud spa for back massages.
Another name for the attraction is ‘Secret Falls’ referring to a hidden cave underneath its cascading streams. A mere 7 minutes away is the secluded falls, which has remained quite untouched. It boasts several small pools, a large main pool and a 20 feet high waterfall, famous for bold dives and jumps .
Day 19 - Dunn's River Falls
Dunn’s River Falls is one of Jamaica’s national treasures. There are few places where the Arawak name “Xayamaca” – land of rivers and springs – is more apt. The Spaniards called the area “Las Chorreras” – the waterfalls or springs – and it is truly one of the most beautiful spots on the island. A stone’s throw from Ocho Rios, Dunn’s River Falls is unique. Described as a living and growing phenomenon, it continuously regenerates itself from deposits of travertine rock, the result of precipitation of calcium carbonate from the river, as it flows over the falls.
Day 20 - Day at leisure
Day 21 - Home
Today you will return home, bronzed and with many stories.
What's included?
- Prices start from £9000 per person
- Accommodation on B&B basis
- Private Transfers (air-conditioned vehicle)
- All entrance fees with service of English-speaking guide for excursions
- Local Taxes (unless specified)
- All trips are ATOL protected or ABTA bonded to ensure you are fully covered
