South coast of Jamaica
Description:
We pick you up from the hotel at 8am and head out to explore the south of Jamaica.
The first stop will be the town of Black River with the river of the same name, which is inhabited by crocodiles. Crocodiles in Jamaica are an endangered species, protected by the state, and this river is a kind of reserve where you can see these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat.
An hour-long boat ride, familiarity with nature and birds, amazing facts and (if lucky) a fascinating show with crocodiles.
The next point of the route is the Pelican Bar, a bar in the middle of the sea, which can only be reached by boat.
Once an ordinary fishing bar, now an interesting attraction, is in the TOP of the most original bars in the world. Yes, there is really nothing to do, except to take pictures, drink a beer (juice, cocktail), play dominoes with the locals and swim, but it is worth seeing!
According to tradition, you can leave something to remember (flag, license plate, someone and underwear leaves) or ask to cut a commemorative inscription on the boards of the bar.
Find the inscription left by Nastya from “Eagle and Tails”:
There's lunch waiting for us, lobsters.
Warn about your special taste preferences, lobster can be replaced with fish, chicken or vegetables.
As you may have noticed, the south of Jamaica is a water excursion. Therefore, the next stop will be a seven-cascade waterfall in the jungle - YS.
You can walk along the waterfall, you can walk along the waterfall. Jump off the bungee, swim and take pictures. For an additional fee, you can use the zip line - ride on the cable car above the waterfall. Relax by the pool (or in the pool) and head back to the hotel.