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A nighttime look at the beachfront where the waves crash up to the sand sees the water glowing blue and looking like a large seaweed pattern on the shore, at the Luminous Lagoon located in Falmouth, Trelawny, on Jamaica’s north coast. The city lights can be seen in the distance where the land curves and stretches out into sea and a few clouds can be seen in the night sky.
For this tour you’ll have to see it to believe it!!! Ready yourself for a magical adventure at Jamaica’s Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon located in Falmouth, Trelawny, on Jamaica’s north coast. Here, you’ll get to enjoy a magical boat tour at night where you’ll see an amazing phenomenon of the sea water glowing with a beautiful, bioluminescent light.
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A sunny view from beneath a few coconut trees on the Seven-Mile Beach in Negril, Jamaica. The sand is lovely, the water is light blue stretching out into the deep blue sea. There are border floats in the distance and a small sailboat beyond that off to the left. Guests of Island Turf Tours enjoy their trips to this swim attraction.
See the swimming-focused highlights of Negril with this private tour. You will find yourself snorkeling in the blue waters in the shadows of the famous West End cliffs. Or maybe checking out the world famous 7 Mile Beach. Or enjoy the scenery from the water by venturing out on a glass bottom boat or catamaran cruise. And we can’t forget about the world-famous Rick’s Cafe. Negril is filled with aquatic adventures to suit your tropical fancy.
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A Black River Safari tour attendant in khaki uniform lies on his stomach while leaning out the side of the white passenger ferry boat to hold up the arm of a swimming crocodile. Curious onlookers inside the boat take pictures of what they’re witnessing and stay clear of the animal. Norris carries his visitors to Jamaica on this wild adventure in the marshes of the Black River, in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, as part of an eco-tourism adventure.
Experience the thrill of a lifetime on Jamaica’s longest navigable river; The Black River. J. Charles Swaby’s Black River Safari is an eco-tourism attraction which began operation in November of 1987.
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This colorful saturated scene shows a top view behind a bamboo rafter shuttling two of Norris’ traveling guests down the White River in St. Ann and St. Mary. Other fishing boats line the mostly left side of the scene and the evening looks bright and cool. Palm trees, almond trees and other fauna grace both sides of the river.
This stunning natural attraction known for its crystal-clear waters. It flows for 27 kilometers along the border of St. Ann and St. Mary parishes. The river gets its name from the white limestone rocks that line its riverbed. It has a rich history dating back to the days of the Taino people, who were the first to settle in Jamaica.
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A river rushes on between a home land area on the left and a mini bridge of a community street on the right. Palm trees grow up from the center of the Roaring River in Negril, Jamaica. Tourists and travelers enjoy looking at and even dare to swim in these rough flowing waters. No one is in this cool evening scene.
This is a small village in the mountains about 45 minutes outside of Negril. There is a crystal clear spring fed river that flows through a cave and village.
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A serene shot of the Blue Hole Lagoon and falls and swimming area located in Ocho Rios, St. Ann. At the top are two Island Turf Tours airport transfer guests and a local guide who have traveled to the falls to take a swim, as they look carefully before getting ready to jump down. But the focus is on the waters rushing down the sides of the rocky falls into the deep blue water area. Three other guests: two men and a woman, can be seen through the foliage on a lower platform to the right.
Consisting of a series of natural limestone pools, the Blue Hole is a hidden gem that captivates travelers with its azure waters. It offers quite the adventure: swim in the pools, go cliff-jumping, swing from ropes into the waters, explore a cave, and take a 10-minute hike to the Secret Falls.
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Two Island Turf Tours guests sit intrigued on their raft as their raft driver rubs limestone paste onto the feet of the female passenger, as she has her arm on the other passenger and is smiling. The Lethe River river is calm in the background with lush trees and vegetation surrounding the banks of it, under a calm sunless evening.
Take a rafting trip down the Lethe River aboard a 30-foot bamboo raft. You’ll learn all about the area’s flora and fauna as you float downstream on your private raft. You’ll also get the chance to stop to massage your feet with exfoliating natural limestone for an extra bit of relaxation.
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Two of Norris’ tour guests couple up snuggly on a nicely decorated raft as they drink water from a coconut that the man is holding up. The scenery on the Martha Brae marsh is quiet and the water is calm, and everywhere is green round about them with overhanging tree limbs, and the raft is dressed in a red and yellow sequence of Hibiscus flowers and a woven set of palm branches at the back of the raft.
Float along the Martha Brae River in the heart of the Jamaican countryside. Travelers will love gliding on the bamboo raft through the jungle, where wildlife and historic sites abound. During the hour-long ride, you can get on and off the raft as you please to swim in the river’s calm and crystal-clear waters.
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A sunny but still cool (not pelting sun) outdoor shot showing many guests of the Pelican Bar hanging out together inside the bar, some seated, some standing, hanging out on the walkway of the bar, and in the foreground, persons inside the waist-height water outside in the green watery sea. Many adults, some of the men wearing caps, and the women in their swim-suits, hold their bottles of Red Stripe Beer while they’re enjoying their time being in the water and having their enjoyable conversations. A small fishing-type boat sits off to the right with the words, “American Queen” written on its side, and in the far background the side of a mountain edges out into the sea behind it. For travelers visiting Jamaica Floyd’s Pelican Bar, roughly one mile offshore from the Parottee Bay in the southwest St. Elizabeth parish of the island, is an interesting sight that attracts tourists, some of whom seen here are guests of Island Turf Tours who enjoy this Jamaica private tours transport service.
A trip to Jamaica wouldn’t be complete without having a Red Stripe at Floyd’s Pelican Bar in Jamaica. No matter, if you are staying in Negril, Ocho Rios, or Montego Bay, a trip to the Pelican Bar in Jamaica, is worth a day trip.
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Visitors of Ricks Café overlook the balcony at three becalmed boats in the blue-teal ocean, and breathtaking iridescent sky. In the foreground, a pergola serves as refuge from the incandescent rays of the sun. The rockface steps fully illuminated by the sun's rays, descends from the cafe to the shoreline serves as additional vantage points observe the beauty of the ocean and sky.
Rick’s Café in Negril, Jamaica is famous for its breathtaking views, exhilarating cliff diving, and some of the best sunsets in the world!
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