The 3 1-Hour Experiences in Jamaica That Earn Their Price

1.Private 1 Hour Bamboo River Rafting in Montego Bay

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $122Our pick

Float down Jamaica’s Lethe River on a private bamboo raft while limestone rocks massage your feet. You can swim in the calm water during the one-hour ride. Destinare Jamaica Tour provides private transportation, and Richard is the guide named in several bookings, though guide assignment should be confirmed when you book.

“I found Richard through a Facebook post and ended up booking with him for 3 different trips for a group of 5 people. We did Dolphins Cove, Chukka outpost, and blue hole falls and ended up booking a 4th day with him for the guys to go golfiRead more”

Check availability →Read our full review

2.1 Hour Private Rafting Experience in Jamaica

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 7 reviews · from $65Best value

Meet at Marjorie’s Riverside Cafe for a private raft trip on Jamaica’s White River. Your captain takes you upstream, then guides the raft downstream toward the beach while you enjoy the trees, river views, and included alcoholic drinks. The outing lasts about 45 minutes to one hour. Jalesha may host your group, though captain assignments can vary.

“Jalesha was an excellent host!!! She found my family and made sure that we were comfortable for the entire duration. I highly recommend using her services! Friendly and hospitable to the MAXXX!!!”

Check availability →Read our full review

3.1 Hour Private Snorkeling Activity In Montego Bay

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $110

You’ll be collected from your resort by a certified driver, taken to Montego Bay, and fitted with snorkel gear before a short private boat ride to the reef. Professional guides offer instructions and help beginners spot fish and coral. The snorkel area is shared, but your transport and boat ride remain private.

“Great experience, great value. Our private driver was on time, and it was a quick drive to the boat. From the boat, it was a private ride out to the reef, just 5 minutes out. While the reef is damaged (as is the norm now), the fish were actually plenRead more”

Check availability →Read our full review