
Yaaman Mud Buggy
Yaaman Mud Buggy. Get the best experience and side of Jamaica!
1 / 10Swim alongside dolphins in their natural habitat at Dolphin Cove, a 5-acre tropical marine reserve in Ocho Rios, then cap the day with a guided climb of the iconic 600-foot Dunn's River Falls. This 4-hour experience combines close animal encounters with Jamaica's most spectacular natural attraction.
Have a personal interaction with a dolphin in a lush, tropical setting brimming with exciting marine life. Enjoy a kiss, try an aquatic dance, and maybe even get a splash or two from your new-found playmate. Afterward, enjoy the other wildlife, choosing from a variety of trails and performances.
Dolphin Cove Ocho Rios hosts a magnificent natural cove on an expansive property covering 5 acres (2 ha) of tropical rain forest. Get the unique opportunity to swim and interact with dolphins in their natural environment, getting a sense for the thrill and love these animals transmit on a regular basis.
Other than dolphins, you can take part in snorkeling and interacting with stingrays—the barbs have been removed in captivity. Stroll along a jungle trail, spotting exotic birds, snakes, and other animals. Watch a shark show, sample tropical fruits and spices, sip world-famous Blue Mountain Coffee, or even get your hair braided. It's the perfect way to relax.
You will close the day with the best natural and cultural activity in Ocho Rios, known for being the number 1 on the top things to do in Jamaica: The Dunn's River Falls; full of beauty and history waterfalls right next to the Jamaican coast. Go all the way to the top of the 182m/600ft tall impresive waterfalls with the help of your tourist guide and enjoy the amazing views it offers; dive into the waterfall's water and enjoy the pulsating flow of cascading water. Take this chance and learn everything about the story of this amazing place: Dunns River Falls in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
Visit early morning (opening time) to experience calmer waters at Dolphin Cove and avoid peak crowds at Dunn's River Falls. Dry season (December–April) offers the best visibility for snorkeling and wildlife spotting.