• The Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience - Dive into the unique Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience. As Jamaica’s oldest and most renowned sugar estate and distillery, Appleton Estate has been crafting exceptional rum since 1749. Relish your preferred Appleton Estate cocktail, along with sweet sugar cane and molasses during your tour. Delight in exploring the rum distillery, the ageing house, and enjoy a guided tasting of three of Appleton Estate’s premium aged rums. Visit the gift shop for original Appleton souvenirs. Don’t miss the chance to savor an authentic Jamaican lunch at the charming full-service restaurant and bar, offering both indoor and outdoor seating. Prepare to gain a deeper appreciation for Appleton Estate Rum and a greater admiration for Jamaica’s excellence.
• Black River Safari - Discover one of the island’s longest rivers with a boat tour along the swamp’s main waterway. The Black River is named for the dark riverbed, caused by layers of decomposing vegetation. Cruise through towering mangrove trees and lush plant life, while crocodiles bask on the banks. This journey also offers sightings of over 100 bird species in their natural environment. Keep an eye out for whistling ducks, egrets, and other wildlife. Enjoy the picturesque ride as a local guide reveals the island’s true beauty.
• St. Elizabeth Parish - Are you a seafood enthusiast? This tour passes by one of Jamaica’s most popular seafood spots, known as Border, famous for the island’s best Fry Fish, Bammy, Steam Fish, and Fish Tea.
• Bamboo Avenue - Holland Bamboo Grove, located in Lacovia, St. Elizabeth, is Jamaica’s breadbasket. The avenue stretches approximately 4 kilometers, showcasing a beautifully arched and shaded arrangement of bamboos on both sides of the road. Known as Bamboo Avenue, this heritage site is one of Jamaica’s top tourist attractions and is considered the most photographed location on the island. Planted by the owners of Holland Estate in the mid-1700s, the grove provided shade for plantation slaves and estate owners traveling to Lacovia, which alternated with Black River as the capital of St. Elizabeth in the 18th century. The grove was part of the sugar estate owned by John Gladstone (1764 – 1851), a merchant, politician, and father of William Gladstone (1809 – 1898), a British Prime Minister.

• Private transportation
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Alcoholic beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Venture beyond the confines of your resort and explore Jamaica’s second-largest parish, offering a unique experience off the beaten path.

Black River Safari, the original safari company established in 1987, invites you on a captivating boat tour that travels approximately 4 miles upstream along the Black River. During the tour, the knowledgeable boat captain shares fascinating historical insights and provides commentary on the local wildlife, including birds, fish, and the renowned crocodiles. At the conclusion of the tour, guests are encouraged to visit the Crocodile Nursery, which plays a vital role in the rehabilitation and relocation of crocodiles from across the island.

Step back in time and learn about the art of crafting the exceptional Appleton Estate Jamaica rums at the Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience. This unforgettable sensory journey allows you to see, touch, and taste your way through the rich history of the Appleton Estate and discover how their world-class rums are produced.

• Please be advised that the travel time from Montego bay is 1 hour and 50 Mins per way.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.