Some Jamaica days are about seeing just how varied the island can be. A south-coast outing can move from a river setting to an offshore bar and on to one of the island’s well-known rum estates.
A Big Day in St. Elizabeth
RCM’s itinerary lists private transport, an Appleton Estate tour, a Black River Safari, a boat trip to Pelican Bar, Jamaican lunch and refreshments. It is a full-day combination that favors variety over lingering at one stop. It also takes you into St. Elizabeth on the south coast, the parish that is home to Treasure Beach, where the Jamaican novel The Dry Season is set. If you spot smoky grills by the roadside on the long drive south, the story of Jamaican jerk makes them even more interesting.
Is This Multi-Stop Tour Worth the Journey?
Ask about the order of activities, boat conditions, rum-tasting age restrictions, and whether every planned stop is open on your chosen day. Weather can affect water-based portions of a trip, so it helps to know which months tend to be wettest before you pick a date.
Good to Know Before You Go
Timing, what’s included and current rates for this outing are on the Pelican Bar, Black River Safari & Appleton Rum Tour tour page. Because pickup location and group size can change the plan, we’ll confirm the details with you before anything is booked.
What to Bring Along
Choose comfortable clothes, sun protection and secure storage for your belongings during boat transfers.
Tell us your dates and where you’re staying, and we’ll help you plan an irie day. Email Rocky whenever you’re ready.