The South Coast resort area of Jamaica is the most naturally diverse on the island. The
area has the largest remaining natural wetland in the island and is habitat
for about 300 crocodiles. The area boasts the longest navigational river
in Jamaica, called the Black River. Its historic town is situated at the
mouth of the river. Fine examples of Georgian architecture are displayed
along its streets. Activities are also in abundance. Whether it is golf,
nightclubs, horseback riding and more, there is a lot to enjoy.
SOUTH COAST TOURS:
SAFARI/YS
FALLS TOUR
Take a boat
tour on the Black River where you will see natural habitats including
crocodiles and different types of birds. Then it is on to the YS Falls
to enjoy seven levels of cascading waterfall. Lunch included.
APPLETON ESTATE RUM TOUR / BLACK RIVER SAFARI
Take a tour
of the Appleton Estate Rum Factory and see how rum is fermented and distilled.
Rum sampling available. Continue to the Black River for a scenic boat
tour viewing crocodiles, birds and other natural habitats. Lunch included.
SOUTH COAST ATTRACTIONS:
Apple
Valley Park-
Pedal boats, canoeing, fishing, swimming pool, mountain jacuzzi and picnic
area. Nature walks.
Appleton
Estate- See how rum is fermented and distilled. Sample rum
on your tour.
Black
River- Historic old seaport town. The first in Jamaica to have
electricity, telephones and automobiles.
Black
River Boat Tour- Journey up the Black River, where crocodiles
loll on the riverbanks.
Cashoo
Ostrich Park- Slice of farm life on a working 100- acre ostrich
farm. Herbal garden, horseback riding.
Lover's
Leap-
A sheer 1700-foot cliff overhanging the sea where it is said two slave
lovers jumped to their death rather than be separated.
Maroon
Village- A settlement where maroons (escaped slaves) have lived
for centuries.
Y.
S. Falls- A rugged hiking adventure to one of the most breathtaking
waterfalls on the island.
Bamboo
Avenue- Lengthy stretch of road about seven miles long, where
tall bamboo forms a canopy overhead.
The South Coast resort area of Jamaica is the most naturally diverse on the island. The
area has the largest remaining natural wetland in the island and is habitat
for about 300 crocodiles. The area boasts the longest navigational river
in Jamaica, called the Black River. Its historic town is situated at the
mouth of the river. Fine examples of Georgian architecture are displayed
along its streets. Activities are also in abundance. Whether it is golf,
nightclubs, horseback riding and more, there is a lot to enjoy.