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Here are a few of the area attractions that will help to make your vacation very memorable and to give you something to do
while you are not diving.

Blue Lagoon   Blue means BLUE! this fresh water lagoon (180 ft. deep) has been the setting of the Hollywood movie Club Paradise, staring Robin Williams. Explore the lush tropical gardens and find where the cold mineral water bubbles out of the ground to fill this beautiful lagoon. This area and the surrounding gardens are so beautiful that it has been declared a national monument by the Jamaican Government. A Great restaurant and bar.
Nonsuch Caves   An interesting botanical setting with caves dating back to the original inhabitants, the Arawak Indians. Located high in the John Crow Mountains with a "SEE FOREVER" view. All tours are guided by a knowledgeable Jamaican, "Jimmy." Don't forget to ask Rob for your complimentary Red Stripe. Great half day trip. For information call Rob and Rica Tobey, 809-779-7144
Rafting On The  
  Rio Grande  		 Climb aboard a 20ft. bamboo river raft for a 2-1/2 to 3 hour cruise down this beautiful slow moving river. Your raft captain will navigate the course, so your camera and you enjoy the mountain and river views. Ask your captain to navigate your raft through a narrow passage way known as Lovers Rock. Go swimming, eat lunch on the banks of the river, or at "Rafter's Rest", a restaurant, bar and souvenir shop at the end of the river. Then drop in at "Rio Vista Villas", a short distance from the river right on the main road, and enjoy a leisurely drink and beautiful view of the Rio Grande river and valley. Nice accommodations also available
Sommerset Falls   If you like waterfalls, this is definitely the place to go. Waterfall after waterfall and a great place to swim. This property was occupied by Spanish settlers over 400 years ago and many of the original aqueducts and dams built by them are still visible today. Some of the prettiest landscapes found in Jamaica.

The Trident  
 Castle  

 Most people consider this one of the prettiest hotels in all of Jamaica. It's not a hotel at all, but the private residence of Jamaica's famous architect, Earl Levy, and is shown by appointment only. You must see it to believe it! By the way, if an appointment cannot be made, the Castle can be leased for approximately U.S. $3,000.00 per day.
Navy Island   This 64 acre island was once the hideaway retreat of the famous silver screen swashbuckler Errol Flynn. The island has three white sand beaches (one with swim wear optional) and one of the best reefs for snorkeling in Port Antonio. Excellent restaurant and bar,. both with great views of the Blue Mountains and downtown Port Antonio. See the 18th century cannons at Fort George. Explore!
Port Maria   This day long tour offers great views of Jamaica's rugged coastline west of Port Antonio Visit Firefly, the home of writer/actor/composer, Noel Coward. This home has views of the coast line that would inspire any person. Eat lunch at one of Jamaica's best restaurants, the Casa Maria Hotel (I almost drowned there when I was a kid, ask my Mom, Jan Lee about it), which overlooks one of the most beautiful bays in Jamaica, These views are why Ian Flemming, the creator of agent 007, James Bond, built his home here.
Frenchman's Cove   Once an exclusive hideaway for the rich and famous, this lush beach and crystal clear river was the setting for the movie "Lord of the Flies." Bring a raft or an inner tube and float the river. Order grilled lobster or chicken and have the waiter deliver it right to your lounge chair on the beach. Some say Frenchman's Cove is the most beautiful beach in Jamaica. I agree totally.
Reich Falls  The drive to the falls is gorgeous! As you pass through Errol Flynn's estate, ask your driver to point out where Mrs. Patrice Wymore Flynn still lives. Further on you will see Long Bay and the town of Manchioneal, a great place to buy live lobster or fresh fish. Reich Falls is unknown to most tourists and on some days you may be the only visitor. Don't forget your swimsuit.