Montego Bay is the second city in Jamaica and is known as the tourist capital of Jamaica, boasting the country’s largest airport and is home to one of the three cruise terminal in Jamaica.

Montego Bay, or MoBay for short, is affectionately called the “friendly City” because of the warmth and friendliness of its people.  There are lots of fun things to do in Montego Bay or from your Montego Bay location.  Relax on the white pristine beach at Doctors Cave, meet the local on our Montego Bay Highlight tour.  Enjoy shore excursions and tours such as Dunns River Falls, Blue hole tour, river tubing and negril nine mile beach.

Native Tours Jamaica gives you the opportunity to climb the famous Dunns River Falls, rope swing and jump into the blue hole at Island Gully Falls, relax on a raft down the Martha Brae River, traverse through the rain forest on a zipline at the Mystic Mountain and so much more!

We invite you to explore all the fun things to do and activities from our Montego Bay Excursions and Tours.

Native Tours Jamaica specializes in private tours and excursions, offering an excellent choice and value for most of the popular tours and off the beaten path tours.  We are willing to work with you to customize a tour to suit your budget and individual needs.  Tours are recommended base on your resort location or port of calls. 

Montego Bay Blue Hole Tour

• Visit the Blue hole at Island Gully Falls
• Private personalized tour only
• Travel in air conditioned vehicle
• Tickets included
• Round Trip Transportation included
• Tour is approximately 6 hours long

Montego Bay Dunns River Falls

• Visit Dunns River Falls
• Private personalized tour only
• Travel in air conditioned vehicle
• Tickets included
• Round Trip Transportation included
• Tour is approximately 6 hours long

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