Spend the day climbing water falls and interacting with nature followed by sight-seeing and gift shopping in a tourist town of Ocho Rios. Island Gully Falls also known as The Blue Hole, or Secrets Falls is a hidden treasure located in the hills of Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Its scenic beauty and serenity make it one of the most sought after locations in Jamaica. Once a private property, it is now open to the public, with guided tours along the river. Your time at the Blue Hole will include a cascading waterfall climb, opportunities for scenic pictures, and cliff diving and rope swing for the adventurous. It is an opportunity you won't want to miss during your trip to Jamaica.

Dunn's River Falls Park is the perfect environment for fun and relaxation for the entire family. There is a delightful new discovery around every corner.

Climb the falls in a human chain led by experienced Falls Guides. Pause at the 'massage parlour' and experience the soothing effects of the water as it cascades to the sea. For the less brave - relax on the beach or view the activities of the braves from the "safe" vantage point of the terrace or deck.

Those who enjoy mother nature's gifts can lose themselves in lush tropical foliage - ferns, bamboos, ginger lillies, crotons, orchids, a variety of palms and breadfruit trees. If you are a souvenir hunter with a genuine love for wood carvings, straw craft and intuitive art, browse through the shops in the craft park.

Get your private tours and excursions in Negril Jamaica.

Negril is a town in western Jamaica. It’s known for its miles of sandy beaches on shallow bays with calm, turquoise waters. Seven Mile Beach, particularly the portion overlooking Long Bay, is lined with bars, restaurants and resorts, many of them international and all-inclusive. Long Bay opens onto a lagoon protected by coral reefs and is a snorkeling and scuba-diving destination.

Negril is home to one of the longest beaches in all of Jamaica called “Seven Mile Beach,” which as you might have guessed is nearly seven miles of uninterrupted sand.

Where the beaches end they give way to tall, rocky cliffs on the west end of town that tower over the turquoise waters at a height of 30-50 feet in some areas, but the most famous spot is Rick’s Cafe. Situated on a tall cliff in the part of town called “West End,” Rick’s is a great place to spend an afternoon, watching people cliff jump, listen to some live music, dance and have a good time. It is also a great destination to watch the sunset as it's perched on a cliff so unobstructed views.

Negril is blessed with amazing nightly sunsets. Every day the sun melts into the Caribbean sea straight off the shores of Negril. Grab a Red Stripe and enjoy the show.