Explore the Blue Mountains of Jamaica on this full-day tour, including a fun bicycle ride – downhill! After a drive to the mountains for a Jamaican brunch, stop by Blue Mountain Coffee for a coffee roasting demonstration. You’ll take in the amazing scenery and culture of the mountains as you you coast down the mountain. Stop for lunch midway before a refreshing swim under a gorgeous waterfall!
Brunch & Lunch<br/>Hotel Pickup From Boscobel<br/>Hotel Pickup & Drop-off<br/>Pickup included
Brunch & Lunch<br/>From Runaway Bay Hotels<br/>Hotel Pickup & Drop-off<br/>Pickup included
Brunch & Lunch<br/>Hotel Pickup & Drop-off<br/>Pickup included
Brunch & Lunch<br/>Hotel Pickup and Drop-off <br/>Pickup included
Brunch & Lunch<br/>From Hotels In Kingston<br/>Hotel Pickup & Drop-off<br/>Pickup included
Brunch and Lunch<br/>Hotel Pickup and Drop Off<br/>Pickup included
Your full-day tour begins with hotel pick-up, followed by a 2.5-hour drive up to Jamaica’s Blue Mountains. The drive takes you along the east coast, past local outdoor markets and a banana plantation, as well as the historical site of the 17th-century Rio Nuevo battle between the English and Spanish. Along the way, learn interesting facts about Jamaica's past from your guide.
Enjoy a Cajun-spiced brunch and feast on beignets (deep-fried pastry), banana fritters, scrambled egg, toasts, steamed vegetables, fruits and fruit drinks, as well as world-famous Blue Mountain coffee and teas. After brunch, enjoy a coffee roasting demonstration before you get fitted with a bicycle, helmet and other protective gear, and prepare for a fun, 2.5-hour ride downhill as you coast along the mountainside!
Begin the descent from an impressive 5000 feet (1524 meters), take in the breath-taking views of Blue Mountains. The peak of Blue Mountain – the highest point in the entire Caribbean – rises 7,402 feet (2,250 meters) nearby.
You’ll descend at a leisurely pace (approximately 5 -10 miles per hour), with plenty of designated picture-taking stops en route. (If you choose the non-bike riding option you will be transported down the mountain by bus, making the same photo stops as the riders.)
As you ride down, soak up views of the dramatic tropical forest with its pristine streams and misty slopes, home to the Giant Swallowtail Butterfly and a variety of Jamaican birds, wildflowers and unique plants, including the world’s smallest orchids.
After stopping for a late lunch, conclude your tour with a swim at a pristine, secluded waterfall before the return drive back to your hotel.
We recommend you wear: comfortable riding clothes and shoes, a sweater between October and May as temperatures will drop.
We recommend you bring: swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, money and your camera.
Ocho Rios, known as 'The Golden City', is a stunning coastal town in Jamaica famous for its lush landscapes, beautiful beaches, and vibrant culture. It's a hub for adventure, relaxation, and authentic Jamaican experiences.
A famous waterfall and terraced attraction where visitors can climb the falls to the top. The falls are surrounded by lush vegetation and offer a unique adventure.
A marine park where visitors can swim with dolphins, interact with other marine life, and enjoy various water activities.
A rainforest adventure park offering a bobsled ride, zip-lining, and a sky lift with panoramic views.
A lush, scenic drive through a dense rainforest filled with a variety of ferns and tropical plants.
A series of natural mineral springs and waterfalls offering a serene and refreshing swimming experience.
Chicken marinated in a spicy jerk sauce and slow-cooked over an open fire, typically served with rice and peas.
A traditional Jamaican breakfast dish made with ackee (a fruit) and salted codfish, often served with fried plantains and breadfruit.
A rich and flavorful stew made with oxtail, vegetables, and spices, often served with rice and peas.
A classic Jamaican cocktail made with rum, citrus juices, and sugar, often served at social gatherings.
This is the peak tourist season with warm, sunny weather and minimal rainfall. It's ideal for beach activities and outdoor adventures.
Jamaican Dollar (JMD)
GMT-5
110VV, 50HzHz
Ocho Rios is generally safe for tourists, but petty crime and scams can occur, especially in crowded areas and at night. Exercise caution and take common-sense precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Ocho Rios Bus Terminal
Route taxis, which are shared minibuses, are the most common and affordable way to get around Ocho Rios and nearby areas.
Available • Apps: RideJamaica
Car, Bike, Scooter
A rainforest adventure park offering a variety of activities, including a bobsled ride, zip-lining, and a sky lift with panoramic views of the island.
A system of limestone caves with a rich history, including use as a hideout by Jamaican maroons and a hideout for pirates. Visitors can explore the caves and learn about their history through guided tours.
A historical park commemorating Christopher Columbus's landing in Jamaica. The park features a museum, a replica of Columbus's ship, and a variety of historical artifacts and exhibits.
Price varies by option