Experience Ocho-Rios

Once a sleepy fishing village, Ocho Rios evolved into a bustling hub of cultural excitement offering a variety of dining choices, great bars, watersports, nature adventures, and so much more. From the luxury plazas to the traditional shops, you’ll find unique island trinkets for those who love shopping or stop and have a cool drink under the hot sun. Either way, you can’t lose. 

Ocho Rios is known for more than just its city center and fine shopping, though. Guests of all ages enjoy partaking in plantation tours, experiencing the rich history and culture of Jamaica. Still others delight in the natural wonders like Dunn’s River Falls, a 600-foot waterfall that courses gracefully through lush forests and lagoons before culminating in a clear pool on a beautiful white-sand beach. Whether by land or by sea, the options for adventure are endless – and exceptional.

Guest Favorites Around Ocho-Rios

Chukka Cove

Unleash your inner explorer at Island Village, Ocho Rios' hub for thrilling adventures! Tame the White River rapids and become one with nature at Island Gully Falls, zipline over Dunn's River Falls, snorkel vibrant reefs, and journey through history with Seville's ATV safari & horseback ride 'n' swim. Back at the Outpost savor authentic Jamaican experiences like Appleton rum & Jablum coffee tastings, shopping, and more. Unforgettable Ocho Rios adventures await!

Dunn’s River Falls

Experience this awe-inspiring 600-foot terraced waterfall as it cascades down the mountains.

Dolphin Cove

Swim with these graceful creatures at a world-class marine park that offers the experience of a lifetime.

Green Grotto Caves

Experience the magic of these underground caves with a crystal-clear lake at the bottom. Standing at the mouth of this ancient cavern, you’re not just entering a tour — you’re stepping into a place that has quietly witnessed the island’s story for centuries. These walls sheltered Tainos, concealed Spanish settlers, guarded freedom seekers, and echoed with the footsteps of smugglers slipping through the darkness. Here, the island speaks through shadow and stone, telling its story the only way it can — from the depths of the cave that has held these memories in silence.

Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville

This island classic is a sun-drenched haven where the drinks and smiles flow freely.

Seville Heritage Park

Home to the Seville Greathouse, this historic plantation overlooks the Caribbean Sea and offers some of the most significant archaeological sites on the island.