Great River Adventure Tours, Montego Bay Sightseeing Tours, Jamaica

Great River Kayaking

Take a Kayaking trip down the Great River with one of the trained guide, who will look after you from start of the journey to the end. Take a slow ride down the river with it's clear, turquoise water and gently glide along peaceful through the lush tropical rain forest on both side of the river. Your guide will give you insight into the the history of Jamaica, the plants and animals you come across on your journey down the river. You will have a great experience that will stay with you for a long time to come.

Great River Rafting

Take an trip into the lush, tropical countryside of Jamaica and take an adventure down the Great River, an experience you will never forget. The ride will take you through some of the most beautiful part of the Jamaican hills and valleys. Your captain will guide you down the river on a bamboo raft, which seat two people. He will be your guide also and give you an insight into the your surroundings, the culture and it's people. You will be able to take some pictures of the breathtaking scenery on your journey down the river.

Great River Tubing

Take a relaxing ride down the Great River in a tube with other fellow riders lead by an experience guide. Travel along the cool refreshing waters of the Great river, where you will experience the gentle rapids and lagoons along the river. Enjoy the the peace and tranquility of your surroundings. You will be able to see and hear the birds singing as you glide along through the lush vegetation, which is truly beautiful. Stop along the way and enjoy the Tarzan swing or dive into the clear pool and enjoy a refreshing swim.

Doctors Cave Beach

The Doctor's Cave legend began in 1920 when an article was published about the healing powers of the water that laps its shores. Sir Herbert Barker, a famous British Osteopath visited the beach and later published an article boosting it by declaring that the waters have curative powers and that he was restored to good health after bathing there. The rich and famous use to visit the bath to enjoy the healing powers of the water. Now you can enjoy spending a few hours on the popular Doctor's Cave Beach.

Gloucester Avenue (Hip Strip)

The "Hip Strip" or Gloucester Avenue is the place to be for anyone visiting Montego Bay. Montego Bay is the place to be for anyone visiting or living in Jamaica. The Hip Stip is home to about 13 Hotels, 60 shops (include duty free shops), money exchange, bars and restaurants. The Hip Strip also have two of the most popular beaches include the beach at Margaritaville Montego Bay and the world renowned Doctors Cave Beach. This is a great place to shop, for dinning, relaxing and entertainment.

Margaritaville Montego Bay

Hailed as the place to party on Montego Bay's 'Hip Strip' Gloucester Avenue, Margaritaville is perfect for anyone looking for exciting entertainment, a lively atmosphere and delicious food. Opened in January 1996 by Jamaican owners Brian Jardim and Ian Dear to appeal to both visitors and the demanding local clientele, Margaritaville has established itself as a must see for visitors to Montego Bay.

Montego Bay Town Tours

Montego Bay is known as the second city in Jamaica, only second to Kingston and the largest tourist resort on the island. Montego Bay Airport is also Jamaica's largest airport and the main tourist hub on the island. Montego Bay cruise ship port is one of the oldest cruise destination in the Caribbean and have been welcoming visitors to the island for over 50 years. Montego Bay is also home to the world famous Doctor's Cave Beach which have been a popular destination for visitors since 1920. Let's not forget the infamous White witch of Rose Hall who use to live at the Rose Hall Plantation.

Sam Sharpe Square

The Sam Sharpe Monument, designed by Kay Sullivan, portrays Sharpe holding his Bible and speaking to his people. In 1976 Charles Square in Montego Bay was renamed Sam Sharpe Square in honour of national hero Sam Sharpe who was from Montego Bay. Built in 1806, the Cage was used as a goal for enslaved Africans, disorderly seamen and vagrants. About 1822 the Vestry replaced the wooden structure of the Cage with one of stone and brick. The building was reopened as the Montego Bay Civic Centre. It is a multi-faceted facility with provision for a museum, art gallery, performing arts and conferencing facilities.

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