Jamaica Tours

With so much to see and do on this relatively small island of Jamaica, tours are an effective way to experience the most. Considering distances between destinations, tours are also a good way to budget your time and money. While bus tours are robust with sights and history, walking, bike and boat tours are also a popular way to see the cities and get your fill of photography.

1. Dunns River Falls: Water cascading over tiers of limestone and forming serene reflecting pools along the way. Spend the day under the waterfall.http://www.jamaicascene.com/watersports/dunns_river_cruise.php
2. Jamaican Canopy: The hills above the sea are lush with wildlife, fauna and flora. This may turn out to be a nature lover's paradise.
3. Reggea: The music of Jamaica is unlike any other. Reminiscent of calipso, steel drum and others, Ska, Rock Steady and Reggae are the legacy of this country.http://reggae-dub-music.suite101.com/article.cfm/the_history_of_reggae_music
4. Black River: Between Black River and Alligator Pond is Treasure Beach, a secluded and isolated area indeed.
5. Dolphins: Swim with or observe dolphins in their natural habitat.
6. Ocho Rios: A major sea port and shopping headquarters, this is "Eight Rivers".
7. Kingston: The capital of Jamaica, a must see on bike, bus or foot.
8. Montego Bay: Diving, snorkeling, swimming and other water fun await you on the bay where rain is rare.

Caribbean hurricanes can be dangerous and severe. These usually occur during the rainy season in May, June, October and November. Hurricanes are predictable and the typical rain is hardly noticeable so season may not make a tremendous difference to the traveler.

Ultimately, there is no wrong or right time to visit. Temperatures hover at 80-86[[Degree|]]°F (27-30°C) year round. The island's many hills and valleys create micro climates causing the rain to come and go, being dispersed unevenly throughout the island.http://jamaica-guide.info/planning.your.trip/when.to.go/