Jamaica’s parks, waterfalls and caves

Explore mountain cloud forest, terraced waterfalls, rainforest pools and an underground lake across Jamaica.

These four places bring together Jamaica’s mountain scenery, waterfalls and underground landscapes. The guide ranges from nature walks in the Blue and John Crow Mountains to cascades and limestone caves.

1. Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park

   Parks & Nature

   The national park protects the island’s highest mountains, misty cloud forest and rare wildlife. At Holywell, visitors can take gentler nature walks among birdsong and coffee farms.

2. Dunn's River Falls

   Parks & Nature, Saint Ann

   The waterfall descends over terraced cascades to a beach near Ocho Rios. Gardens and lagoons offer a place to explore or watch while guides lead climbs up the limestone tiers.

3. Green Grotto Caves

   Parks & Nature, Saint Ann

   Guided walks through this limestone cave pass stalactites and resident bats before reaching a crystal-clear underground lake.

4. Reach Falls

   Parks & Nature, Portland

   In Portland’s rainforest, the Driver’s River spills over limestone ledges into clear pools. Guides help visitors wade upriver and explore the cavern behind the main cascade.