Things to do in Salt Gut

Surrounded by lush tropical rainforest, ginger lilies, orchids, swaying palm trees, ferns and bamboo forests, the Dunn’s River Falls are one of the most picturesque sights in Jamaica. Swimming here is so refreshing that you won’t want to leave. The spot is very popular, so come early if you want to avoid the crowds!

Rolling mountains of the rainforest frame the skyline behind the crescent-shaped Ocho Rios Bay Beach, also known as Turtle Beach. Kick back and relax on this stretch of golden sand, look out over the crystal-clear water to the Caribbean Sea and enjoy the laid-back Jamaican lifestyle.

Mystic Mountain in Ocho Rios is an adventure attraction that offers thrilling activities that will put you in the heart of Jamaica’s natural rainforest. Try the bobsled and the zip line and dive in the pool with the family. This adventure park is not for the faint hearted, but a lot of fun if you are up for it.

From its humble setting, the secluded James Bond Beach catapulted to international fame for its role in the James Bond film, ‘Dr. No’. It hasn’t lost its relaxing vibe though. Swim in the calm tropical water and enjoy the backdrop of the surrounding St Mary’s mountains. Bring a book and unwind on one of the deck chairs or stroll over the rocks along the winding terrace. At sunset, order “agent 007’s” signature drink and watch the evening set in.

Delight in the clean mountain air and majestic scenery at Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park, containing Jamaica’s longest mountain range. Rising steeply up into the clouds, the rainforest here is thick and teems with colorful bird life. Find stunning waterfalls amid its rolling hills.