Jamaica Tours & Trips
Have you climbed up a waterfall? Dunn's River Falls lets you do that Head to Rick's Café to see cliff divers at sunset in Negril, the Blue Mountains produce coffee that tastes better with elevation, and Kingston's Bob Marley Museum is a must. Try rum at Appleton Estate, rafting the Rio Grande, and witness the stunning Blue Lagoon. Enjoy Montego Bay's beaches, with Seven Mile Beach living up to its name. Total island vibes!
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- Jamaica Highlights 7Days/ 6 Nights
- Explore Jamaica
- Tailor-Made 6 Days Jamaica Holiday with Daily Departure
- Tailor-Made 7 Days Best Jamaica Tour, Daily Departure & Private Guide
- JAMAICA – Montego Bay Ocho Rios Negril Highlights
- Customized Private 7 Days Jamaica Tour, Daily Departure & Private Guide
- Tailor-Made 10 Days Jamaica Family Trip, Daily Depart & Private Guide
- Jamaica Feeling
- Jamaica - Caribbean & Conservation
- Cool Runnings
Jamaica Highlights 7Days/ 6 Nights
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The planning and organization were impeccable. Every detail was thoughtfully curated to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience.”
Justus, traveled in October
The 7-day luxury route from Kingston to Negril costs approx. $450 per day. Spanish Court Hotel serves as a base for National Gallery visits, while RIU Ocho Rios positions you near Blue Hole waterfalls. Rick's Café provides legendary sunsets, White River offers tubing adventures, and RIU Reggae Resort showcases Caribbean Sea panoramas.
Duration 7 days Destinations Kingston, Ocho Rios, Montego Bay, Negril Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Across Caribbean Excursions From
- NZ$5,422
Explore Jamaica
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The very detailed presentation at the Blue Mountain coffee estate, the very relaxing raft ride with Captain Curtis.”
Simon, traveled in November
A 10-day trail through Jamaica's landscapes unfolds from Kingston to Treasure Beach. Local plantations offer tastings of Blue Mountain coffee, while the Bob Marley Museum provides cultural insights. Authentic traditions come alive at Charles Town Maroon Village, followed by rum sampling at Appleton Estate. Frenchman's Cove and Seven Mile Beach offer peaceful retreats, with options for Rio Grande rafting and Black River safaris.
Duration 10 days Destinations Port Royal, Kingston, Port Antonio, Negril, Treasure Beach Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From
- NZ$5,600
Outstanding views await at Deja Resort Montego Bay and Country Beach Cottages Negril. The 900-foot Dunn's River Falls challenges adventurers, Blue Hole's rainforest pools refresh, and Lover's Leap cliff presents Caribbean panoramas. Private English-speaking guides lead this 6-day exploration with daily breakfast.
Duration 6 days Destinations Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Agate Travel From
- NZ$7,323
Private tours reveal Jamaica's soul from Montego Bay to Kingston. The Bob Marley Museum shares musical heritage, Appleton Estate offers rum tasting, and Seven Miles Beach provides perfect relaxation. Carefully chosen hotels like Deja Resort and Lashings Resort include daily breakfast and private transfers.
Duration 7 days Destinations Montego Bay, Negril, Treasure Beach, Kingston Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Agate Travel From
- NZ$5,203
A 5-day adventure along Jamaica's north coast runs from Montego Bay to Negril. Blue Hole in Ocho Rios offers refreshing swims, Martha Brae River welcomes rafters, and Luminous Lagoon glows magically. Upscale Montego Bay accommodations place you near Rick's Cafe and Dunn's River Falls.
Duration 5 days Destinations Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Bucket List Group Travel LLC From
- NZ$5,153
A week-long Jamaican odyssey begins at Kingston's Bob Marley Museum and Georgian-style Devon House. The UNESCO Blue Mountains reveal natural wonders, Dunn's River Falls promises adventure in Ocho Rios, and Pelican Bar, one of the world's top 10 beach bars, provides perfect relaxation at Grand Hotel Excelsior Port Royal.
Duration 7 days Destinations Kingston, Ocho Rios, Negril, Montego Bay Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Agate Travel From
- NZ$5,824
Jamaica's finest spots await at Deja Resort and Bayview Eco Resort. The mighty Dunn's River Falls beckons climbers, while Blue Lagoon boat trips lead to Monkey Island. Rasta Village offers cultural immersion, complemented by visits to Craighton Coffee Plantation and Black River Safari excursions.
Duration 10 days Destinations Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Kingston, Blue Mountain National Park, Treasure Beach, Negril Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Agate Travel From
- NZ$7,633
The route from Deja Resort in Montego Bay to Fisherman's Point in Ocho Rios reveals Jamaica's treasures. Sam Sharpe's monument honors history, Dunn's River Falls challenges climbers, and Devon House impresses in Kingston. Rum tasting at Appleton Estate precedes relaxation at Traveller's Beach Resort in Negril.
Duration 6 days Destinations Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Kingston, Negril Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$5,569
A 3-star beachfront Negril hotel anchors this genuine Jamaican adventure. The Negril Area Environment Protection Trust welcomes volunteers for mangrove conservation, while mountain Rastafarian communities share their culture. Local artists teach soap-making craft over 6 days with 14 meals included.
Duration 6 days Destinations Montego Bay, Negril Age Range Ages 7+ Operator Discover Corps From
- NZ$7,575
A week-long route connects Montego Bay's Toby's Resort to Port Antonio's Bay View Eco Resort. Greenwood and Rose Hall mansions tell historical tales, Castleton Botanical Gardens showcase tropical flora, and Frenchman's Cove offers powder-soft beaches. A Mazda Demio rental and daily breakfast facilitate exploration.
Duration 7 days Destinations Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Port Antonio, Kingston, Treasure Beach, Negril Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$2,313
What our customers ask about Jamaica Tours & Trips
What's the best time of year to visit Jamaica?
December to April marks Jamaica's prime travel season with dry conditions and moderate temperatures. The Blue Mountains provide clear conditions for hiking and coffee tours during these months. Beach destinations like Negril and Ocho Rios welcome visitors throughout the year though travelers should note hurricane season runs June to November. April and May see fewer tourists and better prices while maintaining good weather. Kingston's attractions stay open year-round but are most comfortable in winter. Tour data from TourRadar shows the highest number of available trips from January through April.
Which accommodations provide the most authentic Jamaican experience?
Small locally-run properties offer the most genuine stays in Jamaica. The All Nations Guesthouse in Port Antonio puts guests in the heart of local community life. Up in the Blue Mountains Strawberry Hill Hotel's traditional white cottages offer views across Kingston. Beyond Sunset Resort brings a relaxed local atmosphere to Treasure Beach while Bay View Eco Resort balances Jamaican hospitality with environmental practices. A TourRadar traveler noted: "staying at local guesthouses gave us a true taste of Jamaican hospitality and lifestyle far more memorable than any resort experience."
What are the best local food experiences in Jamaica?
Local food spots reveal Jamaica's rich culinary heritage. Kingston's cook shops serve fresh patties and banana bread while Middle Quarters draws crowds for its pepper shrimp vendors. Port Antonio's markets overflow with tropical fruits and traditional breakfast items. Coffee lovers head to places like Craighton Coffee Plantation in the Blue Mountains. Negril's "Best in West" has earned a reputation for authentic jerk chicken. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "The street food in Middle Quarters and the fresh seafood at Floyd's Pelican Bar were highlights of our culinary journey through Jamaica."
What are the must-visit natural attractions in Jamaica?
Natural wonders define Jamaica's landscape. The Blue Mountains National Park rises above 2000 meters offering hiking trails and coffee tours. Dunn's River Falls creates a natural water playground in Ocho Rios. The Blue Hole Mineral Spring near Negril welcomes swimmers to its clear waters while Frenchman's Cove combines river and ocean waters. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The Blue Hole and waterfalls stood out most with crocodiles and dolphins we saw on the boat trip along the Black River being absolutely incredible."
What's the best way to experience Jamaica's music scene?
Music fills Jamaica's streets especially in Kingston where the Bob Marley Museum and Trench Town Culture Yard preserve reggae history. Beach bars and resorts across Negril regularly host live music. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The Bob Marley Museum was educational for a long-time fan of reggae music and visiting Trench Town including the taxi journey from uptown Kingston gave us real insight into the roots of Jamaica's music culture."
What are the best beaches to visit in Jamaica?
Each Jamaican beach offers distinct experiences. Seven Mile Beach in Negril stretches with white sand and calm waters perfect for swimming. Half Moon Beach provides a quiet escape with hammocks and local bars. Frenchman's Cove mixes river and ocean waters in a setting popular with filmmakers. Treasure Beach shows authentic coastal life with fishing boats dotting the shore. Winnifred Beach gives visitors a local Portland experience. TourRadar travelers note: "the variety of beaches in Jamaica from bustling tourist spots to secluded local havens offers something for everyone."
Which regions offer the best authentic Jamaican cultural experiences?
Cultural authenticity varies across Jamaica. Kingston's Fleet Street displays vibrant street art near the Bob Marley Museum. Mountain Rastafarian villages welcome visitors to learn about local traditions. Port Antonio's All Nations Guesthouse puts travelers in daily contact with locals. Treasure Beach maintains its traditional fishing village atmosphere away from mass tourism. A TourRadar traveler noted: "staying at the All Nations Guesthouse gave us an authentic glimpse into real Jamaican life away from typical tourist spots."