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Float down the Martha Brae on a licensed bamboo raft, then climb the travertine steps of Dunn’s River Falls on this private day tour from Montego Bay. Expect 7–8 hours of water-based adventure, local storytelling, and practical logistics designed for all fitness levels.
Float down the Martha Brae on a licensed bamboo raft, then climb the travertine steps of Dunn’s River Falls on this private day tour from Montego Bay. Expect 7–8 hours of water-based adventure, local storytelling, and practical logistics designed for all fitness levels.
You step onto a 30-foot bamboo raft and the Martha Brae takes you—slow, cool, and deliberate—past palms and small farms as your captain sets the pole and the river answers in gentle pushes. After an hour and a quarter of poling and stories about the river’s legendary past, the road unfurls toward Ocho Rios and the roar of Dunn’s River Falls, where water pulls at stone and dares climbers to keep moving upward.
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Operated by Easy Vibes Exclusive Tours & Transfers · Ocho Rios, St. Ann Parish
You step onto a 30-foot bamboo raft and the Martha Brae takes you—slow, cool, and deliberate—past palms and small farms as your captain sets the pole and the river answers in gentle pushes. After an hour and a quarter of poling and stories about the river’s legendary past, the road unfurls toward Ocho Rios and the roar of Dunn’s River Falls, where water pulls at stone and dares climbers to keep moving upward.
The Martha Brae run traces a lowland fluvial valley shaped by limestone and alluvial deposits, while Dunn’s River is a rare travertine waterfall that builds its own terraced steps as mineral-rich springs flow to the Caribbean. The raft tradition at Martha Brae dates to the 1970s and remains a hands-on cultural exchange with licensed captains; Dunn’s River has long been a public attraction and a place where local guides use human chains to help visitors ascend safely.
Expect a full, practical day: private, air-conditioned transfer from Montego Bay, roughly 7–8 hours on the road with two 90-minute experiences. Wear sturdy water shoes, bring a change of clothes and a waterproof phone case, and budget for park fees, tipping, and optional photos or zip-line add-ons.
This mix of gentle river navigation and active waterfall climbing suits travelers who want variety—calm and rhythm on the water, immediate physical engagement on the falls—backed by local stories, small craft vendors, and the steady trade of tour hospitality.
Expect about 7–8 hours including private roundtrip transport, roughly 1¼ hours rafting and 1–1.5 hours climbing Dunn’s River, plus transfers and breaks.
Licensed raft captains steer and narrate, but guests can try poling under captain supervision during calmer sections of the Martha Brae.
Children can climb with supervision; non-swimmers can participate but should stay in the human chain and avoid deeper pools—follow guides’ instructions.
This private tour includes admissions to Martha Brae and Dunn’s River and roundtrip private transportation; check the booking page for any optional extras like zip-line add-ons.
Easy Vibes Exclusive Tours & Transfers operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a 30-foot bamboo raft and the Martha Brae takes you—slow, cool, and deliberate—past palms and small farms as your captain sets the pole and the river answers in gentle pushes. After an hour and a quarter of poling and stories about the river’s legendary past, the road unfurls toward Ocho Rios and the roar of Dunn’s River Falls, where water pulls at stone and dares climbers to keep moving upward.
You step onto a 30-foot bamboo raft and the Martha Brae takes you—slow, cool, and deliberate—past palms and small farms as your captain sets the pole and the river answers in gentle pushes. After an hour and a quarter of poling and stories about the river’s legendary past, the road unfurls toward Ocho Rios and the roar of Dunn’s River Falls, where water pulls at stone and dares climbers to keep moving upward.
The Martha Brae run traces a lowland fluvial valley shaped by limestone and alluvial deposits, while Dunn’s River is a rare travertine waterfall that builds its own terraced steps as mineral-rich springs flow to the Caribbean. The raft tradition at Martha Brae dates to the 1970s and remains a hands-on cultural exchange with licensed captains; Dunn’s River has long been a public attraction and a place where local guides use human chains to help visitors ascend safely.
Expect a full, practical day: private, air-conditioned transfer from Montego Bay, roughly 7–8 hours on the road with two 90-minute experiences. Wear sturdy water shoes, bring a change of clothes and a waterproof phone case, and budget for park fees, tipping, and optional photos or zip-line add-ons.
This mix of gentle river navigation and active waterfall climbing suits travelers who want variety—calm and rhythm on the water, immediate physical engagement on the falls—backed by local stories, small craft vendors, and the steady trade of tour hospitality.