10 Best Places to Visit in JAMAICA

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The scenic treasure features waterfalls with multiple swimming holes where tourists can enjoy a day of excitement and relaxation. Go cliff diving into the Blue Hole from multiple heights, rope swing across the deep blue water, climb behind the waterfalls, explore caves, or take a refreshing dip in the natural springs. The thrill and the beauty of the Blue Hole will make it an experience you won't forget. Number 8. YS Falls. YS Falls is known to be one of the most scenic natural attractions in Jamaica. YS Falls is comprised of seven-tiered waterfalls that impressively and beautifully cascade into natural swimming pools. The attraction is a hidden, scenic treasure located in the St. Elizabeth Parish of the south coast of Jamaica. Just like most of Jamaica, the falls are surrounded by lush greenery and beautiful gardens. Tourists are able to enjoy a number of exhilarating activities including jumping from the falls, ziplining adventure tours, rope swinging across the cascading waterfalls, and relaxing in the natural mineral water. The scenic allure of YS Falls makes it one of the top tourist attractions in Jamaica. Number 7. Blue Lagoon. The Blue Lagoon is a natural lagoon located in Port Antonio, Jamaica. It's one of the largest spring-fed lagoons in Jamaica and is said to sit on top of a deep, extinct volcano. The Blue Lagoon is one of the most common tourist attractions for honeymooners due to its tranquil nature and scenic beauty. The lagoon is about 60 meters deep and is surrounded by lush greenery that emphasizes the glistening turquoise blue water. Depending on the of the sun, the water changes colors from turquoise to sapphire to a deep blue. Coming in at our 7th must-see tourist attraction in Jamaica, the Blue Lagoon offers one of the most magical experiences with nature. Number 6. Dunn's River Falls and Park. Dunn's River Falls is one of the most famous waterfalls in Jamaica and one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Caribbean. Dunn's River Falls is located in Ocho Rios, Jamaica and offers a truly one-of-a-kind experience. With the help from local tour guides, tourists are able to climb the cascading waterfalls. The park also has a beautiful beach located at the foot of the falls where rest and relaxation comes easy for all travelers. Don't forget to watch the sunset over the Caribbean Sea when visiting Ocho Rios as it's one you will never forget. Dunn's River Falls will leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized. Making it our 6th must-see tourist attraction in Jamaica. Number 5. Blue Mountains. Famous for its coffee and for being one of the highest mountain ranges in the Caribbean, the Blue Mountains is a sight to behold. The mountain range, named for the color it appears to have from a distance, spans over four parishes, St. Andrew, St. Thomas, Portland and St. Mary, and is renowned for offering stunning fiery sunsets and breathtaking sunrises from the peak. The panoramic view isn't anything to sneeze at either as on a clear day you can see as far as Cuba and Haiti from the highest points. Hiking up to the peak during the night to catch the sunrise and a peak of Cuba is a must while in Jamaica. After all, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Number 4. Doctors Cave Beach. Considered the best beach in Montego Bay, Doctors Cave is a beach you don't want to miss out on. Conveniently located on Mo Bay's popular hip strip, this scenic beach is a favorite for locals and tourists alike. Even though the cave, which famously gave the beach its name, was destroyed by a hurricane in 1932, you'll find nothing missing from your perfect beach day experience at Doctors Cave Beach. On the same grounds as Doctors Cave Beach is the Montego Bay Marine Park. Request a guide and explore the park grounds or hire a canoe and enjoy the flora and fauna as you take a walk on the wild side in this beautiful nature reserve. Number 3. Dolphin Cove. There is no question about it, dolphins are smart, funny and not to mention super adorable. They're literally man's best friend of the ocean and an opportunity to swim and play with them should not be missed. While in Jamaica, you can visit the Dolphin Cove in Ocho Rios to experience this for the first time, or second, or third. You can also swim with sharks and stingrays and learn more about each species. Number 2. Reach Falls. Located in the rustic parish of Portland, Reach Falls is definitely one of the best places to visit in Jamaica for nature and water lovers. The falls and surrounding foliage are absolutely picturesque. The water is sparkling blue and refreshing, the staff are pleasant and there are sitting areas provided for large and small groups to picnic. Number 1. Seven Mile Beach. Negril Beach. Picture white sand, unbelievably clear turquoise blue water and stunning sunsets. That's Seven Mile Beach. Conveniently nestled a little over an hour outside of Montego Bay, it's no wonder this picturesque beach is one of Jamaica's most popular attractions. Sheltered by one of the Caribbean's great reefs, Negril Bay is always tranquil, but there's plenty to do. Take your pick of kayaking, boat rides, scuba diving, horseback rides on the shore and snorkeling while you're there. Or forego everything, lounge in the sand and sip on coconuts with no care in the world. And of course, indulge in some delicious traditional Jamaican food and an ice-cold red-stripe beer at any of the seaside restaurants and bars. What destination did you like best? 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