Dunn’s River Falls – Ocho Rios
Dunn’s River Falls is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Jamaica and the Caribbean at large. In fact, it is the top-grossing tourist site in Jamaica. The staggering falls are surrounded by lush, green vegetation that provides shade for visitors. Climbing is a popular pastime at Dunn’s River Falls. It takes approximately 30 minutes to climb the falls, and climbs are typically guided. If you want to avoid the hordes of tourists when visiting this natural wonder, arrive before 10am or after 4pm. Home to a stunning landscape and a culture deeply influenced by its African roots, Jamaica stands out among its Caribbean neighbors. Over one million visitors flock to Jamaica each year to frolic on its white sand beaches, snorkel in its crystal-clear waters, and climb up its cascading waterfalls. Here are 5 attractions in Jamaica that you can’t miss.
Pelican Bar – South Coast
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The Pelican Bar in Negril is not your average bar. Located 1km out to sea, the Pelican Bar is a thatch-roofed shack on stilts that’s halfway between Black River and Treasure Beach. Local fisherman Floyd Forbes built the Pelican Bar after dreaming of a bar out to sea. Forbes had no idea that the bar he dreamed of would go on to become one of the most talked-about tourist attractions in Jamaica
You can truly get away from it all at Pelican Bar, arguably the most relaxing place on earth to grab a cold one. As you admire the stillness and vastness of the surrounding azure waters, you can drink a Red Stripe and chat with local fisherman who make up the regular clientele or dine on a fresh, delicious meal of shrimp, fish, or lobster. Catch a ride out to the Pelican Bar with a local boat captain; it takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around $30
The most popular attractions in Jamaica
Home to a stunning landscape and a culture deeply influenced by its African roots, Jamaica stands out among its Caribbean neighbors. Over one million visitors flock to Jamaica each year to frolic on its white sand beaches, snorkel in its crystal-clear waters, and climb up its cascading waterfalls. Here are 5 attractions in Jamaica that you can’t miss.
Doctor’s Cave Beach – Montego Bay
No trip to Jamaica is complete without doing some beach hopping. Among the great tourist attractions in Jamaica, Doctor’s Cave Beach in Montego Bay frequently tops the list of favorites with its sugary white sands and calm, aquamarine waters. This five mile stretch of sand is equipped with amenities, such as changing rooms and a beach bar. A family favorite, Doctor’s Cave Beach is credited with making Montego Bay, known affectionately as Mo Bay, a major tourist destination in Jamaica.
Bob Marley Museum – Kingston
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The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston details the life and achievements of Bob Marley, a reggae legend. Housed in the former home and recording studio of Bob Marley on Hope Road, the museum is the most frequently visited of all tourist attractions in Jamaica’s capital of Kingston. The guided, hour-long tour of the Bob Marley Museum provides insights into Bob Marley’s fascinating life and ends with a short film about the reggae superstar’s final days.
