You’ll float down one of Jamaica’s top rivers without waiting in line or worrying about logistics. Guides handle everything so you can relax and enjoy real island life—perfect for families or anyone looking to unwind.
The sun was already warming up the air when we pulled up to the riverbank. No waiting around—our driver handled the wristbands while we stretched our legs and took in the sound of water rushing over smooth stones. You could smell fresh greenery everywhere, that kind of earthy scent you only get near rivers in Jamaica.
Our guide, Devon, gave us a quick rundown—nothing fancy, just what to expect and a couple of tips about steering if you wanted to spin your tube. I noticed some folks were rafting too; both groups set off from the same spot. Once you’re settled into your tube, it’s all about letting go. The current does most of the work, carrying you past tangled roots and little birds darting overhead. Every so often, Devon would point out a plant or call out to someone he knew on shore. It felt like everyone was in on the secret: this is one of Jamaica’s best rivers for just drifting and forgetting about time.
Yes, it’s great for all ages—even infants can join with an adult. The pace is gentle and guides are always nearby.
No special gear needed—just wear comfortable clothes that can get wet. Everything else is sorted for you.
The actual float usually takes about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on river conditions that day.
Yes, pickup and drop-off at your hotel or port are included in the tour price.
Your ride comes with air conditioning (which feels amazing after the river), plus hotel or port pickup and drop-off. Admission fees are covered, and you’ll have a friendly local driver-guide with you from start to finish.
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