moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to climb slippery cascades and enjoy tubing for several hours.
Combine two iconic Jamaican natural wonders on a single day—with a guided climb up Dunn’s River Falls and a laid-back river tubing float along the White River's tropical banks. Discover why Reggae Tours Jamaica’s signature tour blends thrill and tranquility seamlessly.
Experience the breathtaking Dunn’s River Falls and the serene White River on this unforgettable tour. Climb the iconic terraced cascades, relax on the beach, and enjoy a leisurely river tubing adventure through lush tropical scenery. This unique combination of thrilling and tranquil moments showcases Jamaica's stunning natural beauty like never before.
Dunn’s River Falls is one of Jamaica’s national treasures. Globally, it is well-known as reggae and equally stimulating. Marvel at nature’s wonder as you are captivated by this amazing 600ft cascading waterfalls or better still, feel the excitement as you climb to the top.
River Tubing Adventure is known for its beauty and freshwater rivers. Create some great memories here as you go down this fresh body of water surrounded by lush and tropical scenery. The first part of the journey involves small rapids and the rest of the journey is quite peaceful and relaxing as the fresh river water from the mountains caresses your tube. You will pass coconut plantations, bamboo groves, and lush fauna, and see how the locals reside right on the riverbanks.
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Shoes with grip protect your feet and prevent slipping on wet rocks during the waterfall climb and river tubing.
Capture waterfall cascades and lush river scenes without risking damage to your gear.
Tropical sun and active climbing can dehydrate and sunburn; protect your skin and keep water handy.
Following expert guidance ensures your climb and tubing trip are safe and enjoyable, especially for first-timers.
Dunn’s River Falls has biblical associations, often called the 'Water of Life' and was declared a national park in 1969.
Efforts focus on managing visitor impact on the fragile limestone terraces and protecting river water quality.
Protects feet during climbing and tubing by providing sure footing on slippery rocks.
Keeps your devices safe from splashes and lets you capture vibrant moments on the falls and river.
Quick-drying and comfortable for water activities in warm tropical weather.
summer specific
Essential for protecting skin from intense Caribbean sun exposure.
all specific