YS Falls

U.S. Dollar150 per person

YS Falls is one of Jamaica’s finest natural attractions, offering visitors the opportunity to experience the beauty of the waterfalls, surrounded by lush gardens and magnificent trees.

YS Falls is a seven-tiered waterfall, which cascades into natural pools for swimming, complemented by a natural pool.

The waterfalls are fed by underground and above ground springs, and are located on a privately owned property that supports sustainable farming and environmental practices.

YS Falls offers a variety of activities and attractions for guests of all ages and swimming abilities, such as the Canopy Ride, where you can zip through the air above the waterfalls; the River Tubing, where you can float down the river on an inflatable tube; the Jungle Adventure, where you can explore the rainforest on a guided tour; or the Butterfly Garden, where you can admire the colorful and exotic butterflies.

YS Falls is a place where you can enjoy the natural beauty and the adventure of Jamaica, in a safe and eco-friendly environment.

5-6hrs

Waterfalls

Destination

South Coast
Dress Code

Wear comfortable and casual clothing and shoes that are suitable for the tropical climate and the water activities. You may also want to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. If you plan to swim or participate in any of the activities, you may need to bring or rent your own equipment.
Included

Meals

Personal Guide

Transportation/Car
Not Included

Accommondation

All Museum Tickets

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A Spectacular Waterfall with Fun and Eco-Friendly Activities

Tour Location

YS Falls is located on the south coast of Jamaica, about 140 kilometers (85 miles) or two hours drive from Kingston, the capital city of Jamaica. You can get there by car, bus, or taxi along the scenic A4 highway that follows the coastline. Along the way, you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea, the Blue Mountains, and the Rio Grande Valley. You can also stop by some of the attractions that dot the route, such as Bamboo Avenue1, a two-mile stretch of road lined with towering bamboo trees; Frenchman’s Cove2, a secluded beach with a freshwater stream; and Pelican Bar3, a unique and unforgettable bar that floats on a sandbar in the middle of the Caribbean Sea.