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| Tours
offered at Negril Escapes, Jamaica |
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Black River Safari: |
| Enjoy a thrilling, scenic boat ride
down the Black River. Take lots of pictures of the crocodiles and
Mangrove Avenue. Refresh yourself at the YS Falls swing off the
Tarzan ropes like Jane, into the deep pools. Stop for pictures at
Bamboo Avenue, a protected grove of giant bamboo that arches over
the road for 3mi/4.8k to create a tropical canopy. |
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| Chukka
ATV Safari: |
| As with all Chukka adventures, your
journey begins with a safety and tour briefing. Helmets on! Before
we get ready to roll, we give you a demonstration and a chance to
ride in the practice ring ensuring that you are ready to hit the
rugged terrain. Ride through some 3000 acres of the Montpelier property.
Your journey will take you past historic ruins and amazing vistas
as you bob and weave through a working citrus plantation. Then you
proceed to 650ft above sea level where a panoramic view of the entire
Montpelier Valley awaits you. Your journey continues along the seven
mile Great River. This is where you can cool off and take a dip
or a swim in a refreshing Jamaican river. |
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| Deep
Sea Fishing: |
| Try your luck at catching Blue Marlin,
Mahi Mahi, Wahoo and Tuna. See Whales, Dolphins and Turtles too!
Negril, Jamaica's number one fishing charter! |
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| Glass Bottom Boat Tour: |
| Go on a personalized glass bottom boat tour with Vincent, your friendly and knowledgeable host. You will see natures wonders above and below the water! |
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| Golf: |
| Golf is only a "drive" away (15 minutes). The 18 hole course at the Negril Hills Golf Club is hilly with a beautifully landscaped green. Carey Wallace, Negril Escape's CEO will be happy to play a round with you. He pretends it's work..."customer relations"...or something like that! |
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| Mayfield
Falls River Walk: |
| Begin with a ride through the picturesque
mountains of Westmoreland. Arrive at the river and trek through
river currents, hike up the Mayfield waterfalls, swim, frolic and
indulge in the natural whirl pools. This mineral rich water is a
favorite of the locals and health enthusiast. Enjoy a sumptuous
Jamaican lunch in our laid back town of Savannah-Lamar, visit our
local market and buy Jamaican. |
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| Rafting: |
| The Martha Brae is the island's No.
1 rafting attraction, and a trip down this picturesque river on
a 30 ft. raft piloted by a skilled raft captain is an unforgettable
experience. |
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| Sailing: |
| Sail along the beautiful Caribbean coastline
stop for snorkeling at a beautiful reef. Set sail once again to
a private plantation where you can ride a horse along the beach,
after which enjoy a mouth watering buffet lunch. Includes an open
bar, lunch, horseback riding, snorkeling (gears provided) boat also
equipped with waterslide and restroom facilities. |
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| Scuba Diving: |
| Scuba Dive Negril and the crystal blue waters of this island paradise on your Jamaica vacation. Enjoy your vacation underwater off the Coast of West End Negril where you find the best dive sites in Jamaica. Join the Negril Scuba Center family as they guide you to the best dive spots in Negril and show you the natural beauty of the living coral reef and vibrant marine life. |
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| Sunset
Cruise: |
| Don’t miss this exciting Catamaran
Cruise. View Negril’s coastline whilst sailing on the ultimate
party cruise. Enjoy an open bar as the sun sinks over the horizon. |
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| Zipline
Canopy: |
| Journey through nature via a series
of decks and platforms mounted in the trees of the rainforest. Begin
with the complete safety briefing and demonstration of techniques
conducted by certified canopy specialist guides who will stay with
you throughout your adventure. Then the fun begins with your first
traverse, soaring over the Great River. The journey continues with
eight additional traverses coupled with intermittent nature walks.
Guests will be given a variety of experiences highlighting the diversity
of Jamaica’s landscape and history. Hear and see the rushing
waters below as they traverse up to 35 miles an hour across springs,
the Great River and a 150 year old Dam. |
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