Waterfall & River Rafting Adventures with Your Jamaican Tour Guide
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most people in average physical condition; some confidence on wet, uneven terrain recommended.
Overview
Climb cascading waterfalls and glide down tranquil rivers with Your Jamaican Tour Guide’s Premium “Water Works” Tour. Dive into Jamaica’s natural wonders with unforgettable waterfall climbs and bamboo rafting adventures.
Premium – “Water Works” Tour
All Ages! • 6 Hours • Price Includes 2 People • Up to 25 People
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Dunns River Falls, where you can climb cascading waterfalls or relax in serene lagoons. Alternatively, embark on a tranquil bamboo raft journey down the picturesque Martha Brae River, guided by skilled captains. Both adventures offer unforgettable moments amidst Jamaica's stunning natural landscapes.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Dunns River Falls, where you can climb cascading waterfalls or relax in serene lagoons. Alternatively, embark on a tranquil bamboo raft journey down the picturesque Martha Brae River, guided by skilled captains. Both adventures offer unforgettable moments amidst Jamaica's stunning natural landscapes.
Adventure Tips
Wear water shoes
Slippery travertine rocks at Dunns River Falls require sturdy, grippy footwear for safe climbing.
Bring a waterproof bag
Keep your essentials dry during the falls climb and river rafting—phone, camera, and snacks included.
Follow your guide's instructions
Safety is paramount when climbing the falls; guides point out stable footholds and safe paths.
Pack swimwear and a change of clothes
You’ll get wet on both the waterfall climb and bamboo rafting, so bring appropriate clothing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Kingfishers and other tropical birds frequently spotted along the riverbanks
- Freshwater fish species visible in the clear waters of Martha Brae River
History
Dunns River Falls has been a key destination in Jamaica since it was declared a national park, symbolizing natural heritage matched by the centuries-old rafting tradition on Martha Brae.
Conservation
Efforts to preserve these sites focus on sustainable tourism practices, including guided climbs and regulated raft traffic to minimize environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water shoes
Provides grip on slippery rocks and protects feet during waterfall climbs and rafting.
Swimsuit
You’ll be in and around water for most of the day, so swimwear is necessary.
Quick-dry towel
Helps with drying off after waterfall climbs or rafting excursions.
Waterproof phone case or dry bag
Keeps electronics and valuables safe from water exposure on both activities.