Blue Hole & Rick's Café tour, Negril: swim, sunset, lighthouse

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Duration6h

GroupUp to 12

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Swim at the mineral spring, watch the sunset from the cliffs, then climb the 1894 lighthouse

A six-hour guided tour of Negril hits the Blue Hole mineral spring for a swim and lunch, Rick's Café for the sunset and cliff views, and the Negril Lighthouse built in 1894. The day starts at a traditional herb farm, moves through Seven Mile Beach where water sports are available, and closes at the lighthouse overlooking the coast. Private transport, a welcome drink, and an English-speaking guide are included; minimum group size is four travelers.

Step-by-step itinerary

Blue Hole, Beach, and Sunset at Rick's Café

Swim at the Blue Hole
Enjoy lunch and buy souvenirs
Visit herbal forest and sample local strains
Relax at the beach with water sports
See lush green hills and golf area
View Negril Lighthouse
Catch glimpse of flowers and native bird
Watch sunset and cliff jumping at Rick's Café

The Experience

The tour opens at a traditional Jamaican herb farm where you sample local strains in the herbal forest before heading to Seven Mile Beach. There, the day splits: you can swim, try parasailing or take a glass-bottom boat tour, or stay on the sand with the bar and music. The beach sits between the farm and the next stop, so the timing is yours to set within the day's flow.

Rick's Café comes next, perched on the cliffs of Negril and known for cliff jumping and diving. You arrive for the sunset — the operator notes it's unmatched here — with a DJ, dancing, a full bar and a pool on site. Showers are available if you want to rinse off before the evening. The café draws diving enthusiasts from across the world, and the light at that hour is why the guide brings people here for photos.

Before Rick's, you stop at the Blue Hole, a mineral spring where you swim and eat lunch with snacks included. Local souvenirs are sold there. After the sunset at the café, the tour ends at the Negril Lighthouse, built in 1894 and standing 66 feet high with a view 100 feet out to sea. The drive between stops uses an air-conditioned vehicle, and a welcome drink — rum punch or water — arrives at the start. The whole day runs six hours with one guide and one driver, and the operator's relationships with the business owners mean the rates are locked in before you arrive.

What’s included

Private air-conditioned transport for the full six hours.
a welcome drink of rum punch or water.
lunch and snacks at the Blue Hole.
entry to all stops (herb farm, Seven Mile Beach, Rick's Café and Negril Lighthouse).
an English-speaking guide.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportPublic transport nearby

Operated by General Touring Jamaica

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a private vehicle and guide who times stops around Rick's Café's sunset—you'll see the light at its peak without coordinating your own transport between landmarks.