• Blue Hole Mineral Spring - As the name implies, this is a literal hole in the earth’s surface. Peering inside reveals a gateway to paradise with shimmering turquoise waters below. Adventurous visitors can take a deep breath and leap twenty-two feet into the spring. For those who prefer a more cautious approach, a ladder is available for entry and exit from the deep grotto. If exploring the Blue Hole Mineral Spring isn’t appealing, there’s a nearby ground-level pool filled with the same mineral-rich water.
• Seven Mile Beach - While Caribbean beaches are plentiful, finding ones that are accessible, pristine, and family-friendly can be challenging. Jamaica’s finest beaches are located in areas like Ocho Rios, Montego Bay, and Negril. Among these, Seven Mile Beach in Negril, Jamaica stands out as a true gem.

With its powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and abundant watersports, Seven Mile Beach offers an unforgettable experience that has grown in popularity over the years. Situated near Norman Manley Boulevard in Negril, a quaint town with a population of just over 3,000, this legendary beach is a favorite among seasoned beachgoers. It features a four-mile stretch, with the remaining three miles extending into Bloody Bay.

• Rick’s Cafe - At any time of day, visitors gather around the cliffs, taking turns leaping into the crystal-clear waters below. The lowest ledge is about 8 feet above the water, while the highest reaches 40 feet. You might even witness a daring local putting on a show by climbing to the tops of trees above the cliffs to dive off.

Renowned as one of the Caribbean’s premier diving spots, Rick’s was the first official public bar and restaurant in the area. Locals have been visiting this spot to eat, drink, and dive since 1974, and even before that. Legend has it that during the 1970s “hippie era,” the Rolling Stones frequented this place, and Playboy bunnies roamed around nude. The newly renovated and expanded Rick’s remains a must-visit, with cliff jumping being a “rite of passage” in Negril. Whether you choose to experience the thrill of jumping or prefer to watch others take the plunge, enjoying a drink while watching the sunset is highly recommended.

• Rutland Point Craft Centre - Enjoy lunch at one of Negril’s favorite Jamaican restaurants. Sweet Spot restaurant offers authentic Jamaican cuisine, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, fried chicken, ackee & saltfish, kidney, curried goat, oxtail, and ice-cold coconuts.

After lunch, conclude your day with a visit to Rutland Point Craft Market in Negril. This is one of Jamaica’s original markets, established over 30 years ago. The tradition of friendly service and great deals continues today, with shoppers enjoying a wide variety of crafts, souvenirs, paintings, t-shirts, and swimwear.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Shopping expenses

Experience three of Jamaica’s most incredible and distinctive attractions on this full-day tour to Negril.

Rick’s Cafe is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering live reggae music, tasty drinks, breathtaking views of Negril’s renowned sunsets, and the thrilling activity of cliff diving. At any time, visitors can be seen gathering around the cliffs, taking turns leaping into the pristine waters below. The cliffs range from a modest 8 feet to a daring 40 feet above the water.

Blue Hole Mineral Spring

As its name implies, this is literally a hole in the earth’s surface. Looking inside reveals a gateway to paradise with its shimmering turquoise waters. Adventurous souls can take a deep breath and plunge 22 feet into the spring. Alternatively, there is a ladder available for those who prefer a more cautious entry and exit from the deep grotto.

The driver/tour guide will accompany guests throughout the entire tour, from pick-up to drop-off.

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