Rio Grande (Port Antonio)

U.S. Dollar143.75 per person

Rio Grande (Port Antonio): A Relaxing and Scenic River Adventure. If you are looking for a way to experience the natural beauty and culture of Jamaica, you should not miss the Rio Grande river rafting tour in Port Antonio.

This is a fun and peaceful activity that will take you on a bamboo raft along one of the largest and most historic rivers in Jamaica. You will enjoy the lush green scenery, the diverse wildlife, and the friendly local guides who will pole you down the river and share stories and legends about the area.

You will also have the opportunity to swim in the clear and refreshing water, stop for a delicious picnic lunch, and visit some of the attractions along the way, such as Lover’s Lane, Errol Flynn’s former estate, and Melinda’s on the River. Rio Grande river rafting is a perfect way to relax, unwind, and immerse yourself in the Jamaican way of life.

5hrs

Forests

Rafting

Rivers

Destination

Port Antonio
Dress Code

Dress code: When visiting Rio Grande, it is advisable to wear casual and comfortable clothing and shoes that are suitable for rafting and swimming. The weather is usually warm and sunny, but it can also be rainy and windy at times. Therefore, it is recommended to bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a rain jacket. You should also respect the local culture and avoid wearing anything too revealing or offensive.
Included

Accommondation

All Museum Tickets

Personal Guide
Not Included

Meals

Transportation/Car

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Rio Grande (Port Antonio): A Relaxing and Scenic River Adventure

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Day 1: Departure

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Day 2: Adventure Beggins

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Day 8: Historical Tour

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Day 10: Historical Tour

Tour Location

Rio Grande is located about 2 miles (3 km) from Port Antonio, the capital of Portland Parish in eastern Jamaica. You can get to Rio Grande by taking a boat from the Errol Flynn Marina in Port Antonio1. The boat ride takes about 10 minutes and costs around $10 USD per person2. Alternatively, you can rent a kayak or a paddle board and paddle your way to the river3. The journey is scenic and peaceful, as you pass by the Titchfield Peninsula and the Blue Lagoon3. Along the way, you can admire the stunning views of the turquoise water, the green hills, and the historic fortifications2.