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This combined tour includes a trip to Dunn’s River & Bob Marley Nine Miles.
Experience the spectacular Dunn’s River Falls, the most renowned tourist and local attraction in Ocho Rios, featuring 960 feet of river climbing pleasure. Globally, it is as well-known as reggae music and equally stimulating. While there, you can enjoy the gentle flow of the river while picnicking in the Tranquillity Garden or spend the day by the splash pad and waterslide in Central Garden. For the adventurous, take the trek up our 960ft cascading world famous falls or try the zip line over falls before lazing on our beautiful beach front as the aquamarine waters of the Caribbean Sea lap the golden sands. For the less adventurous – live vicariously.
Afterwards, visit Bob Marley’s childhood home and final resting place at Nine Mile, with a Sight Seeing tour through the Jamaican Countryside on the way to Nine Mile. Explore the remote village of Nine Miles, located in St. Ann parish, to see where Bob Marley was born and spent his formative years. You will be taken to the mausoleum – final resting place of the reggae king, where his body is entombed.
Clive’s Transport Services Jamaica Ltd is pleased to offer a variety of Sight-Seeing Tours throughout Jamaica. Each Jamaican Sight-Seeing Tour is designed to highlight a particular area of the island and to showcase some of the more popular spots in each area. Most tours originate from Negril, Lucea [Grand Palladium], and Montego Bay, but upon request, we will quote you a Sight-Seeing Tour rate from any part of Jamaica.
The rate we quote you is for TRANSPORTATION ONLY and does not include lunch or any fees associated with the attractions that you might want to visit.
This tour departs around 8:00 a.m. and your return time depends upon where your accommodations are located and how long you wish to enjoy tour activities. The tour may be scheduled for any day of the week from Negril, Lucea [Grand Palladium], Montego Bay, Trelawny and Ocho Rios area resorts/hotels.
