Travel Around Jamaica Tours

Although Falmouth, Jamaica has a great variety of shops and restaurants near the Falmouth cruise ship terminal that you can visit while docked at port for the day; if you’re looking for something a little more adventurous, check out our list of the top 5 Falmouth, Jamaica, cruise excursions. River Tubing and Beach Tour Jamaica_River_Adventure_Tour_TAJ_Tours_ Travel Around Jamaica Tour’s River Tubing and Beach Tour from Falmouth, Jamaica, includes tubing on the incredibly beautiful Rio Bueno River, lunch at an authentic Jamaican Jerk spot in Runaway Bay and more! To learn more about our River Tubing and Beach

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Tour Negril Private Highlights Tour Margaritaville_Negril_2 Our Negril Private Highlights Day Tour from Falmouth is perfect for small or large groups, and can be customized to fit your specific travel tour preferences. Some of the highlights of this tour, include: stops at the 200 year-old cast iron Tryall Water Wheel; an old military barracks, Margaritaville Negril, and the world famous Rick’s Café in Negril. To learn more about this tour. Falmouth Safari Village Tour Falmouth_Swamp_Safari_Village_Tour_Crocodile On our Falmouth Safari Village Tour you will get the opportunity of a lifetime to take a walk on the wild side and meet up close and personal some of the most incredible and rare exotic animal species, such as an 18-foot Anaconda named “Shakira”, rare crocodiles, as well as tour Jamaica’s largest walk-through aviary, which has a large variety of exotic birds. Visit our Falmouth Safari Village Tour page to learn more about this incredible Jamaican Safari Tour! Private Doctors Cave Beach and Snorkeling Tour Montego_Bay_Snorkeling On our Private Doctor’s Cave Beach and Snorkeling Tour you can enjoy snorkeling, relaxing on the beach, swimming, and a delicious lunch of authentic Jamaican jerk burgers or other local Jamaican staples if you are vegetarian or prefer something else. If time permits, you can also go shopping at nearby shops for souvenirs. To learn more visit http://ow.ly/VM4GD.