moderate
8–9 hours including transportation
Suitable for individuals in average physical condition who can manage swimming and light hiking around the falls.
Take a unique journey on Jamaica’s Black River to spot crocodiles and vibrant birdlife before cooling off at the multi-tiered YS Falls. Reggae Tours Jamaica blends adventure with local insight on this unforgettable day trip.
Embark on an unforgettable adventure in Jamaica with a scenic boat ride on the Black River, where you'll encounter crocodiles and vibrant birdlife. Then, dive into the stunning YS Falls, a seven-tiered waterfall, where you can swim in natural pools or zipline over the breathtaking landscape.
Discover the beauty of the South Coast with a 1.5-hour boat tour by motor up Jamaica’s largest navigable river and through what is Jamaica’s largest wetland area. Our journey takes us six miles up the river and return, during which a running commentary is given by your captain/tour guide on both the ecology and the history of the area. Over 100 species of birds have been recorded in the Black River morass and many are seen during your trip. The highlight of the Black River is the thrill of sighting a crocodile and watching them being fed from your boat.
Our adventure continues as we journey to one of Jamaica’s most beautiful and spectacular waterfalls, ”The YS Falls". Nestled within a secluded valley on the less traveled South Coast of Jamaica, YS Falls is located on a working cattle and horse farm – YS Estate. This most unique and magnificent seven- tiered waterfalls – is just picture perfect. Take a refreshing dive or just relax in the cool mineral pool.
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Protect your feet when wading in the river and natural pools at YS Falls.
Capture up-close wildlife moments and the stunning waterfall scenery without worry.
Protect your skin while minimizing environmental impact on the fragile river and waterfall areas.
Crocodiles and many bird species are more active during morning hours on the Black River.
The Black River area has been a vital transportation and fishing corridor for centuries, integral to the development of southern Jamaica.
Efforts to protect the wetlands and river ecosystem are ongoing, with responsible tourism helping support both habitat preservation and local communities.
Captures lasting memories of wildlife and waterfall moments.
Provides foot protection on rocky riverbeds and in pools.
Needed for swimming and cooling off under the falls.
summer specific
Protects skin while being eco-conscious in sensitive habitats.
summer specific