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The tourist board licenses all recreational activity operators and outfitters, which should assure you of fair business practices as long as you deal with companies that display its decals.

The tourist board licenses all recreational activity operators and outfitters, which should assure you of fair business practices as long as you deal with companies that display its decals.

The tourist board licenses all recreational activity operators and outfitters, which should assure you of fair business

The tourist board licenses all recreational activity operators and outfitters, which should assure you of fair business practices as long as you deal with companies that display its decals.

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  • Bird-Watching

    Jamaica is a major bird-watching destination, thanks to its various natural habitats. The island is home to more than 200 species, some seen...

  • Diving and Snorkeling

    Jamaica isn't a major dive destination, but you can find a few rich underwater regions with a wide array of marine life, especially off the...

  • Dolphin Swim Programs

    Swimming with dolphins is popular in Jamaica; there are three locations on the island. Montego Bay Dolphin Cove Ocho Rios. This company...

  • Fishing

    Port Antonio makes deep-sea-fishing headlines with its annual International Marlin Tournament in fall, and Mo'Bay and Ocho Rios have devotees...

  • Four-Wheeling

    Ocho Rios Since most visitors to the island don't rent cars, it's not surprising that guided jeep and all-terrain vehicle tours are a popular...

  • Golf

    Some of Jamaica's best courses are near Mo'Bay. Many resorts have their own courses (including several of the Sandals resorts) and allow both...

  • Guided Tours

    Because most vacationers avoid renting cars for safety and cost reasons, guided tours with hotel pickup are popular options for exploring. Jamaica...

  • Helicopter Tours

    Montego Bay Island Hopper's Helicopter Tours. Three helicopter tours of the Montego Bay area depart from the domestic terminal of Sangster...

  • Hiking

    Port Antonio Hiking in Port Antonio ranges from very easy to extremely difficult, with everything from hour-long strolls along riverbanks to...

  • Horse Racing

    Kingston In Kingston, a trip to the track is a popular afternoon activity for many residents. Although the capital city has the island's only...

  • Horseback Riding

    Montego Bay Although it doesn't have quite the long history of horseback rides as Ocho Rios (which began offering horseback swims at Chukka...

  • Kayaking

    Ocho Rios Many beachside resorts have sea kayaks available for their guests. Chukka Caribbean Adventures. Chukka offers kayak trips down...

  • Mountain Biking

    Jamaica's hilly terrain creates a challenge for mountain bikers, though there are easier rides, especially near the beaches and on the western...

  • River Boating and Rafting

    Jamaica's many rivers mean a multitude of freshwater experiences, from mild to wild. The island's first tourist activity off the beaches was...

  • Sailing

    Montego Bay Dreamer Catamaran Cruises. Four catamarans, from 53 to 65 feet, take cruises ($83) that include a snorkel stop and visit to...

  • Tennis

    Many hotels have tennis facilities that are free to their guests, but a few allow nonguests to play for a fee. Court fees generally run $5 to...

  • Zip-Lining

    There are many ways to see Jamaica's thick tropical forests, but perhaps none quite as exciting as by zip line. After a short introductory lesson...

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