Falmouth

A mansion associated with the legend of Annie Palmer, the White Witch of Rose Hall.

A bar and restaurant featuring Jimmy Buffett's music, with a slide and pool at the back.

Reviews say the waterslide at Margaritaville Montego Bay was under repair, so check whether it is operating in advance if you plan to use it.

A famous Montego Bay beach known for its clear water. Snorkeling and scuba gear can be rented.

Doctor’s Cave Beach may be crowded on days when cruise guests arrive, so take the port situation into account if you want a relaxed beach visit.

An experience in which native birds land on visitors' palms is described.

If driving yourself to Rocklands Bird Sanctuary, account for the steep access road and consider taking a taxi if you have a low-clearance car or are not used to driving on slopes.

A historic mansion preserving old furniture, musical instruments, and rare books.

A cultural venue covering Sam Sharpe Square and the history of Montego Bay.

A market with stalls selling artwork, handmade jewelry, and straw hats.

Ruins of a fort with former artillery storehouses and cannons still in place.

A street in Montego Bay lined with restaurants, bars, and shops.

A cobbled square in central Montego Bay, with historic monuments and a lively local-city atmosphere.

A cave with stalactites and stalagmites, said to have once been a hideout for smugglers.

It offers the experience of swimming and interacting with dolphins near Dunn's River Falls.

Digital copies of experience photos at Dolphin Cove may be expensive, so check the price before paying.

A road where ferns form a tunnel-like canopy overhead.

A place where a waterfall flows into the Caribbean Sea, allowing you to see the waterfall and beach together.

Arrive as early as possible to avoid the large crowds at Dunn’s River Falls.

A cocktail spot in Ocho Rios with a bar where you can order from in the water and a waterslide.

A seaside restaurant in Salem west of Ocho Rios specializing in seafood caught by local fishermen, described as a place locals also visit.

A park with a chairlift, bobsled ride, and zip line.

An outdoor restaurant in central Ocho Rios selling jerk dishes and Jamaican sides.

It serves jerk chicken and pork slowly cooked over pimento wood.

A shopping and entertainment destination with a boardwalk and water features outdoors.

If you plan to use the beach at Island Village without dining at Margaritaville, be prepared to pay an access fee.

A garden restaurant popular with locals and visitors, with dishes including curried goat, oxtail, and jerk chicken.

Avoid beachwear when visiting Miss T’s Kitchen and bring a change of clothes.

A peaceful park combining waterfalls and tropical gardens, with exotic birds and native plants to explore. A small museum also offers a glimpse of the island's heritage.

A seafood restaurant on the beach west of the town, featured for grilled lobster, shrimp curry, and fried fish.

There is a reef close to shore at Bamboo Blue, so watch your footing when entering the water.

A restaurant beside the White River outside Ocho Rios, serving jerk chicken, steamed fish, and more.

It offers zip-line, dune buggy, and ATV tours at Prospect Estate.

Bags and phones are not allowed on the ATVs at Yaaman Adventure Park, so decide where to store them in advance and check locker costs.

You can jump from the waterfall, swim in natural pools, and swing out over the water.

It is inside Hermosa Cove Hotel but also open to non-guests, serving Caribbean cuisine with local ingredients.

You may be turned away at Christopher’s at Hermosa Cove without a reservation, so book by phone before visiting.

On a seaside cliff at Tower Isle east of Ocho Rios, it serves British and Caribbean dishes.

A market selling handmade souvenirs from Jamaica.

An experience riding a bamboo raft along the White River.