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Private Round-Trip Shuttle from Montego Bay to Martha Brae Rafting Village

A private, air-conditioned shuttle whisks you from Montego Bay to the Martha Brae Rafting Village in about 45 minutes. Drivers assist with tickets and local guidance—bring cash for entrance fees and raft tickets.

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Adventure brief

A full day on the Montego Bay.

FamilyAll ages welcome

FitnessModerate

WildlifeKingfishers flitting over the river + Herons and egrets feeding along slow pools

Operator baseMartha Brae, Trelawny Parish

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Frequently asked questions

Is rafting included with this shuttle?

No. This listing is a private round-trip transfer only; rafting tickets are purchased separately at the Rafting Village (local rate noted at about $99 per two-person raft).

How long is the transfer from Montego Bay?

The scheduled duration is approximately 45 minutes each way, with a total service time around 3 hours including waiting and local assistance.

What payment methods are accepted at the attraction?

Entrance fee and some local services accept cash only—bring Jamaican dollars or US dollars in small bills to be safe.

Are there age or weight restrictions for rafting?

Yes. Minimum age is generally 3 years and there is a weight limit of about 250 lbs per person; the raft typically carries two people.

Local insights

Wildlife

Kingfishers flitting over the river
Herons and egrets feeding along slow pools

History

The Martha Brae area sits in Trelawny Parish, an agricultural corridor shaped by sugar plantations in the colonial era; the river has been a transport and local-resource artery for generations.

Conservation

Visitors should avoid single-use plastics, dispose of trash at village bins, and follow raftmen guidance to minimize disturbance to riverbanks and aquatic life.

Adventure tips

Bring cash for entryEntrance fees and some village vendors accept cash only—carry small bills to buy raft tickets and souvenirs.

Confirm pickup detailsContact the supplier after booking to confirm your hotel pickup time and give cruise or flight disembarkation details if applicable.

Pack swim essentialsIf you plan to raft, bring swimwear, a towel and a dry bag—some tours require you to change on site.

Mind the weight limitsRafts typically carry 2 people and have a weight limit around 250 lbs per person; check when booking to avoid surprises.

Recommended gear

Cash (small bills): Required for entrance fees, raft tickets and small purchases at the village.
Light waterproof bag/dry bag: Keeps camera, phone and documents dry if you join the rafting afterward.
Swimwear & towel: If you plan to raft or swim, these save time and keep you comfortable.
Sun protection (sunscreen, hat): The sun can be strong along the riverbanks—protect exposed skin during waits or short walks.

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Private Round-Trip Shuttle from Montego Bay to Martha Brae Rafting Village

A full day on the Montego Bay.

Make a day of it nearby.

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