Jamaica · WALKING TOURS
The shortlist you would text a friend the night before their flight: 4 walking tours worth the money, each with its price and the one thing to know before you commit.
Travel from your hotel to Mayfield Falls in a private vehicle with guides such as Michael and Comfy. Walk and swim upstream through cool cascades, sit beneath natural water jets, and pause for local fruit or food along the mountain road.
“From beginning to end this was a five star experience. The driver and guide made sure we had a good time. The waterfalls were beautiful, and so refreshing to swim in.”
Walk central Kingston with a guide such as Courtney or Jasmine, linking street murals, Jamaican music, the National Gallery, waterfront, and Parade. Expect a small group of up to 10, about 150 minutes to four hours, plenty of walking, and a local view of art and culture.
“Our tour guide Courtney was super kind and knowledgeable. I loved that he sang some songs for us to explain us the Jamaican music history. This is a cool way to explore Kingston Downtown. We loved the hustle and bustle. And the street art is truly amazing! Highly recommended.”
Join Everton of Campus Tours for a flexible Kingston outing that mixes walking and driving. See downtown buildings, markets, Water Lane art, Trench Town, and possibly Port Royal or Ocho Rios, with pickup offered and groups capped at 10.
“I was really looking forward to this walking tour as I only had one day to explore Kingston and this for the bill. I booked the morning of the event and took a taxi to the meet up point only to find out that the tour was postponed to the next day. No one informed me. That was disappointing. I did get a refund though”
Walk Water Lane with Kingston Creative guides such as Ayanna, Melissa, Janet, or Moesha, reading murals about Jamaican music, culture, politics, and daily life. One of three routes is assigned on the day, with Artivive augmented reality adding movement to selected works.
“The tour didn’t start off well as no one to meet us but thankfully an old man directed us to the Kingston creative office and Moesha kindly showed us around and then went on to take us on the tour which we thoroughly enjoyed, a good introduction to Jamaican history through art”
Pick a river, a reef, a cliff or a rum still.
