Is the waterfall climb suitable for children?

Yes, children can participate with adult supervision; guides assist visitors along the falls to ensure safety.

Do I need prior rafting experience?

No experience is necessary; expert raft captains handle navigation and safety throughout the trip.

Are there facilities to change clothes after the activities?

Yes, both Dunns River Falls and Martha Brae offer basic changing areas near their entrances.

Is transportation included in the tour price?

Yes, round-trip transportation from designated pickup points is part of the package.

What should I bring with me on the tour?

Bring swimwear, water shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a waterproof bag for valuables.

Are there food and drinks provided during the tour?

Yes, refreshments and lunch are included to keep you energized throughout the day.

Waterfall & River Rafting Adventures with Your Jamaican Tour Guide

Jamaica’s lush northern coast is home to two iconic outdoor experiences that blend natural beauty with hands-on adventure: the dynamic Dunns River Falls and the serene Martha Brae River rafting journey. Your Jamaican Tour Guide offers the Premium “Water Works” Tour, a six-hour immersion in these renowned landscapes that invites travelers to engage directly with the island’s unique waterways.

Dunns River Falls is one of Jamaica’s few waterfalls that actively flows directly into the Caribbean Sea. Spanning approximately 600 feet, the falls form a series of gentle but invigorating domed cascades made of travertine rock, which has formed unique terrace-like pools over thousands of years. Visitors here don’t just observe—the real draw is the opportunity to climb the falls in a guided group, stepping carefully on wet rock ledges while surrounded by the rush of falling water and tropical greenery. For those seeking a slower pace, peaceful lagoons along the way offer spots to rest, swim, or simply soak in the atmosphere. At the base of the falls, a sandy beach lures visitors to relax against the backdrop of Caribbean waves.

Complementing this active experience is the Martha Brae River bamboo raft trip in Falmouth. This one-hour float down a three-mile stretch of gently flowing river lets you drift past ancient trees and lush vegetation, steered by expert raft captains with decades of knowledge. These 30-foot handmade rafts glide silently, offering a chance to appreciate Jamaica’s rich biodiversity and calm waterway ecosystems from a fresh vantage point.

Your Jamaican Tour Guide stands out by packaging these contrasting water experiences into one accessible day, including transport, refreshments, and entrance fees, all led by knowledgeable local guides. This company provides an authentic way to connect with Jamaica’s natural heritage, rich both in its geological formations and cultural history, making it an essential addition to any outdoor enthusiast’s itinerary.