Black River Cruise down the Black river and see alligators, tropical birds, and mangrove trees in their natural setting. Tour Provided By: Black River Safari Company YS Waterfalls Set deep in the hills, this natural attraction boasts magnificent 7-tiered cascading waterfalls and an expansive wading pool fed by underground springs. Dive into the refreshing waters or relax in the cool mineral pools. Pelican Bar(Lunch & Drinks are Additional Costs) Built on a shoal over a kilometer out to sea, this bar is the ultimate place to hang with a cold beer, indulge in a seafood lunch, go snorkelling or simply take in the stunning panoramic view. Enjoy the ride as you pass seaside homes, guesthouses, and miles of sun-drenched beaches along the way.

Black River Safari is one of Jamaica’s most iconic wildlife and nature excursions. It’s a guided boat tour along the Black River the longest navigable river on the island winding through lush mangrove wetlands, wildlife habitat, and a vibrant ecosystem rich in biodiversity. Cruise gently through thick mangrove tunnels and wetlands that form part of the Black River Lower Morass, a key ecological area recognized for its natural importance. Spot over 100 bird species, including herons, egrets, and migratory birds, along with other river creatures. The safari is especially famous for sightings of crocodiles in their natural habitat often basking on riverbanks or gliding Stop at a crocodile nursery where you can learn about conservation and see younger crocodiles up close.captain provides commentary about the river’s ecology, history, and the importance of wetland conservation, so it’s as much educational as it is scenic. with opportunities for photographs, close encounters with wildlife.

Floyd’s Pelican Bar is a legendary little wooden bar perched on stilts in the middle of the sea off the south coast of Jamaica, near Parottee Bay in St. Elizabeth. It’s about a 20-minute boat ride from shore, which is half the fun. The bar is super rustic—built from driftwood, old pallets, and scrap materials—and feels like something straight out of a castaway dream. No roads, no Wi-Fi, no rush. Just turquoise water, pelicans gliding overhead, reggae vibes, and ice-cold Red Stripe beers. Floyd (the original owner) named it after the pelicans that used to gather on the sandbar. You can swim right around the bar, snorkel nearby, or carve your name into the wood like thousands of visitors before you. The food is simple and fresh—usually grilled lobster, fish, shrimp, and festival—caught the same day. It’s famous for being: One of the coolest bars in the world Totally off-grid and cash-only A must-visit for chill, adventurous travelers