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Kingston & Blue Mountains
Get a full overview of Jamaicia from the city to the mountains. Starting off in the bustling capital city, Kingston, your guide will take you to the National Heroes Park, the burial site of many of Jamaica's well-respected citizens and the internationally renowned Bob Marley Museum, where you will get an insight into the life and music of the famous Reggae king. Make sure to snap a quick selfie with the life-size statue of the legend whilst you are there. After stopping off at other historically significant sites in the city, you'll head up into the Blue Mountains. As well as taking in the incredible views, you'll get to see where the island's well-known Blue Mountains Coffee is grown and harvested. To reenergise from the morning of exploring the contrasting Jamaican urban and rural lifestyles, have lunch at a local restaurant with the mountains as a backdrop. As you head back to the your resort, there'll be a brief stop at Devon House to taste some of their famous ice cream.
• Duration: 6 hours
• Departs on Monday and Thursday
• Operates year-round
Good to know
This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, wheelchair users or for guests with heart-related conditions.
Blue Hole & Dunn's River Falls
Your Jamaican holiday will not be complete without experiencing the hidden fresh flowing waters of the Blue Hole. After being picked up from your resort and taken through the rainforest, you will be guided past the various waterfalls and three natural swimming pools. Climb the cascades and spend the afternoon as Tarzan on the rope swing and splashing your way through the natural pools. If you're not a natural adrenaline seeker, you can float at your own pace through the pools and admire the natural beauty of the hidden caves. You'll definitely have worked up an appetite jumping, swimming and diving in the natural pools so you'll have some time to reenergise with an authentic Jamaican inspired lunch. We have saved the best till last on this tour, with the final stop being the world famous Dunn's River Falls. Being led by an experienced guide, you will climb up this amazing 600-feet natural rock formation admiring the water cascades and plunge pools as you pass.
• Duration: 6 hours
• Departs daily
• Operates year-round
Good to know
This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, wheelchair users or for guests with heart-related conditions.
Catamaran from Mobay to Negril
Venture out for a fun-filled afternoon cruising the turquoise waters along Jamaica's coastline to Negril's Seven Mile beach. The tour starts with transportation to Reading Reef where you will be met with your Catamaran crew for the day. Make yourself at home with a drink in hand, the moment you set foot on the boat. You'll cruise along the vibrant coastline and head to Negril, whilst feasting on a classic Jamaican buffet. You'll then have time to get suited up into your snorkelling gear and spend some time discovering the diverse marine wildlife. Afterwards, head back to Rick's Café and end the day watching the colour palette over the horizon change as the sun sets.
• Duration: 3 hours
• Departs Wednesday and Sunday
• Operates year-round
Good to know If sea conditions are not favourable, you will disembark at Margaritaville and take a road transfer to Rick's Café instead.
Catamaran & Dunn's River Falls
Embark on a journey to see Jamaica's most iconic waterfalls and admire the colourful coral reef along the way. Start off the morning being picked up and transferred to the Marina at Mahogany Beach in Ocho Rios. Here, you will board the catamaran and be greeted by the friendly crew you will spend the day with. Set sail and admire the emerald mountains along the shores of the northern coastline. You'll then reach a perfect spot where the underwater world is thriving with life. Get ready with your snorkel and mask and jump right in to the clear waters to experience a personal view of the subaquatic fauna and flora. After you're finished swimming and snorkeling, hop back onto the catamaran for refreshments whilst you cruise towards the world famous Dunn's River Falls. Disembark the boat at the base of the cascade and walk up the 600-foot-long waterfall with an expert guide leading the way. Climb over the rocks and feel the adrenaline rush of the waterfall splashes. If you're after more of a relaxing experience, you can sunbathe at the foot of the falls and soak up the natural surroundings. Once you're all refreshed from the free-flowing waters, you'll head back to the boat for ultimate party vibes as you sail back to the marina. Grab an ice cold Red Stripe beer, or choose from a selection of rum drinks, and let loose with the best Reggage tracks on the way back to the marina.
• Duration: 4 hours
• Daily departures
• Operates year-round
Good to know
This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, wheelchair users or for guests with heart-related conditions. Wear swimsuit under comfortable clothing; water shoes are mandatory when climbing Dunn’s River Falls
Bob Marley Tour & Dunn's River Falls
Tick off two of Jamaica's most iconic attractions in one day. Head to the Nine Mile beach, where you'll hear Bob Marley's life story from his childhood, rise to stardom as well as where his body was eventually laid to rest (along with his guitar of course). There are several tributes around the village keeping Bob Marley's legacy alive along with a dedicated show in the museum that will make you feel like you have gone back in time and are listening to Marley himself. Once you've enjoyed a refreshing drink and danced to the catchy reggae music, continue on to Dunn's River Falls. With the aid of a expert guide, you'll have the chance to climb the 600-feet-high waterfalls and experience the cascades of free flowing water first hand.
• Duration: 8 hours
• Operates daily
• All year round
River Safari, Falls & Rum
Immerse yourself in the diverse natural wonders of Jamaica with this fun-filled day. Your adventure begins with a gentle cruise along the Black River passing quaint fishing villages and towns along the way. Make sure to keep an eye for exotic birds in the trees and for crocodiles lurking in the water. The next attraction on the itinerary is the YS Falls. A beautiful spot for a quick dip in the refreshing waters and to take in the surrounding vegetation. The final stop on the tour is a rum tasting session at the Appleton Estate distillery. You'll have a tour of the distillery and learn about the processes in place to make the tipple that Jamaica is most famous for. After sampling some of the finest rums, you'll have your transfer back to the resort.
• Duration: 9 hours
• Operates: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
• All year round
Best time to visit Jamaica
Jamaica is a vibrant island with a big personality. It’s the kind of place where you can be hiking up a waterfall in the morning, eating jerk chicken served from a roadside drum by lunch, and watching the sun go down to the sound of reggae. It’s not just about the beaches (though there are plenty of those), it’s the music, the food, the mountains, the rainforests, and the sheer sense of character. The weather generally behaves itself, sitting comfortably between 25 and 32 degrees year-round. That said, there are two broad seasons. December to April is the drier, breezier stretch, and generally the most popular with visitors. From May to November, the weather becomes increasingly humid, with a higher chance of rain, particularly in the afternoons. Hurricane season technically runs from June to November, but Jamaica isn’t often directly affected, and most storms pass by with little more than a good soak and a dramatic sky.
Jamaica Weather
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Jamaica Weather by Month
January in Jamaica
The year kicks off with plenty of sunshine, low humidity, and a steady breeze that makes everything feel just right. Daytime highs hover around 29 degrees, dropping just enough at night to make you appreciate some air conditioning. It’s an excellent time for outdoor exploring. The island feels buzzy but not crowded, especially after the New Year rush fades.
February in Jamaica
Much like January, but with slightly more rhythm. Reggae Month brings an extra dose of concerts, exhibitions, and general good vibes, especially in Kingston. The weather continues to play ball with warm days, cooler evenings, and very little rain. It’s a good month to dip into the cultural side of Jamaica while taking advantage of the reliable beach weather.
March in Jamaica
Things start to heat up a bit, with days often reaching 30 or 31 degrees. Rain is still rare, and sea conditions are ideal for snorkelling and diving. March is good for long beach days, but you’ll probably be seeking shade by the afternoon.
April in Jamaica
Still dry, still warm, with a bit of a pre-summer buzz in the air. Easter celebrations bring big crowds to church on Sunday and beach parties on Monday. Daytime temperatures often hit 31 degrees, but the sea stays cool enough to refresh you. You’ll begin to feel the humidity creeping in, especially in inland areas, but coastal regions still feel breezy.
May in Jamaica
May brings a softer, greener mood. Rain becomes more likely with short bursts in the late afternoon, but there’s still plenty of sunshine to go around. Kingston starts to simmer, both weather-wise and culturally, with more local festivals and fewer tourists. If you’re the kind of person who doesn’t mind a passing shower and enjoys a slower rhythm, May is a lovely time to go.
June in Jamaica
The summer stretch begins. Days are hot (expect temperatures of 32 degrees and humidity), and rain is more frequent, often in sudden tropical spurts. It’s mango season, which should be reason enough to visit. The island feels lush and alive, with fewer visitors and more space to explore. Early mornings are golden, and afternoons are best spent near water or under a shady veranda.
July in Jamaica
July is properly hot and humid, with regular rainfall and a lively energy across the island. Local festivals gain momentum, and beaches fill with Jamaicans enjoying their summer break. If you’re up for it, this is a good month for authentic street food and backyard music. Just go easy in the midday heat.
August in Jamaica
Emancipation Day and Independence Day both fall in early August, so the first week is packed with parades, music, and a proper island party atmosphere. It’s hot, with temperatures in the mid-30s and muggy, and a decent chance of rain, especially in the afternoons. Some avoid this time because of the hurricane risk, but most days are simply steamy and colourful. Keep a fan nearby and a drink in hand.
September in Jamaica
This is the island’s quietest month. Some smaller guesthouses take a break, and flights are often cheaper. It’s peak hurricane season, but direct hits are rare, and most storms fizzle into warm, wet evenings. Days are still hot, and the island looks incredibly green after weeks of rain. If you’re laid-back about plans and like the idea of exploring without crowds, this can be a peaceful time to visit.
October in Jamaica
Still rainy, still warm, but with a shift toward clearer skies as the month goes on. It’s a good time to head inland, as the waterfalls are full and the hills are misty. Expect highs around 31 degrees, with the odd thunderstorm to keep you on your toes.
November in Jamaica
November marks a turning point in Jamaica’s weather. The rain eases off, humidity dips, and the island begins to dry out again. The air feels lighter, and the beaches are a bit busier. There’s a slow build-up toward the winter season, but it’s still quiet enough to find your own patch of sand.
December in Jamaica
December brings sunshine, calm seas, and a clear start to the dry season. Temperatures hover around 29 degrees, and the evenings are perfect for sitting outside without needing to layer up. It’s a joyful time to visit, with everything feeling fresh, festive, and just the right side of lively.

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