White House Beach Tours, Treasure Beach & White House Sightseeing Tours

Black River Safari

Discover the beauty of the South Coast with a boat tour by motor launch up Jamaica's largest navigable river and through what is Jamaica's largest wetland area, Black River Safari the Black River lower morass. Your well-informed captain shows you the flora and fauna that inhabits the banks of the longest river on the island. Explore remote mangrove swamps and view crocodiles and other native species in their natural habitat. Over 100 species of birds have been recorded in the Black River morass and many are seen during your trip.

Floyd's Pelican Bar

The Pelican Bar quite literally began life as a dream, local fisherman Floyd Forbes dreamt one night of a bar built out to sea, resting on stilts. The clarity of the dream inspired Forbes to set about building this bar, which he did by transporting large planks of wood on his fishing boat. In 2001 the bar was completed and it was named "The Pelican Bar" after the large flocks of Pelicans who rested on the sand bank. It was originally used by Floyd and his friends to sit and take a break from a hard day's fishing.

Lover's Leap

Lovers Leap consists of a cliff with a drop of approximately 1,600 feet. The legend associated with the site is that during the days of enslavement two young lovers used to meet secretly on the adjoining Yardley Chase Plantation. The owner wanted the female for himself and arranged to have her lover sold. Not wanting to be separated, the two hand in hand plunged to their death.

White House Beach

White House is a sleepy fishing which is more popular for it's daily catch landed on the beach by the local fishermen. Fish merchant from all over Jamaica make the trek to White House beach daily to stock up on freshly caught fish to sell to their local customers. Sandals White House Resort change the area from just a fishing village to Jamaica's newest tourist resort. Sandal White House an beachfront resort hotel oasis, set within a 500-acre nature preserve, located along a two mile stretch of beach

Sunset at Ricks Cafe

Rick's Cafe which has grown into Negril's premier gathering spot and has remained such for over a quarter of a century. Voted one of the ten best bars in the world, Rick's Cafe is what Negril is all about. As one of Negril's premier attractions, come enjoy incredible cliff jumping while fine dining on the cliffs, which boast a magnificently unrivaled view of the Caribbean's most spectacular sunset. With live reggae music every night, the World Famous Rick's Cafe is a must!

Treasure Beach Tour

The Treasure Beach area, on the southwest coast of Jamaica, is quickly becoming a popular destination among off the beaten path aficionados. Treasure Beach lies between the Black River and the alligator pond. The lack of the mass tourism development that has transformed the other tourist destinations in the island, makes of this area one of the most isolated ones in the Caribbean. Take a tour of the Black River, where we will see the crocodiles that inhabit it. Treasure Beach is a gem for travelers in search of the offbeat.

YS Falls

There are seven waterfalls, several which cascade into natural pools. Some areas are fairly rocky and do not allow swimming. Lifeguards on site, indicate which areas are for swimming, however, being able to swim is a requirement. There is a natural pool, fed by underground and above ground springs, which is more suitable for children and others unable to swim. If you seek total relaxation, you may choose to spend the day as an observer, immersed in the bounty of nature,surrounded by water, gardens, giant trees and constant surprise of tropical birds.

Sightseeing Tour Packages and Cruise Ship Shore Excursions

Falmouth | Ocho Rios | Montego Bay | Negril | Kingston | Port Antonio | Treasure Beach