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| Dunn's River Falls |
Jamaica is known as the pearl of the Caribbean with vibrant cultures, sapphire shade mountains, white sand beaches, cobalt blues seas, exotic waterfalls, coral reefs, coastal rain-forest, rivers and hot springs are just some of Jamaica's natural treasures.
Adventurers and nature lovers will definitely find plenty of things to see and participate in, from climbing water falls, sun bathing on the beach, zip-lining, jungle river tubing, hiking, sightseeing, shopping, ATV mud driving, scuba diving, museums and culinary delights.
Jamaica has so much to offer and to see it all you will need an extended vacation or definitely a return trip. If you are vacationing in the Ocho Rios resort area here are 10 tourist attractions recommended by locals:
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| ATV Out-Back |
Ocho Rios ATV Adventure
The tour begins as you come aboard the air-conditioned vehicle and head to Prospect Outback Adventures. After a brief orientation and helmet fitting, the activity gets rolling as you start your ATV engines and get ready to get DIRTY! It is an experience of a lifetime as you truly take these machines off road through a magnificent tropical scenery and breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea from 1100 feet above. With a few stops on the itinerary you are able to enjoy 980 acres of Jamaica and have a few unique photo opportunities.
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| Dunn's River Falls |
Dunn's River Falls, a popular tourist attraction, is a famous waterfall near Ocho Rios, Jamaica. It is 180 feet high and 600 feet long. The waterfalls is terraced with natural steps for climbing. It is the most climbed falls in the world. Experiencing this thriller must be on your bucket list.
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| Kingston |
Experience a taste of Jamaica’s Capital City which is nestled below the Blue Mountain Range and stretches to Kingston harbour - the seventh deepest natural harbour in the world. Drive along lush vegetation, mountains and rivers as you make your way to the Capital City - the melting pot of Jamaica's heritage, culture and culinary delights. Journey through Spanish Town, Jamaica's old capital, where you will see the oldest bridge in the Caribbean as well as Spanish buildings and their ruins.
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Port Royal
Once known as the busiest city of the Caribbean during the time of the Buccaneers. It was a bustling center for trading legitimate and ill-gotten pirates wealth. The city was devastated by natural disasters many times throughout the years repeatedly by hurricanes, fires, and earthquakes. The largest of these earthquakes occurred in 1692, sending 90% of the city under water. With so much history in Port Royal it would take only a visit to experience this past.
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| Rose Hall Great House |
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