Combine a shoreline horseback ride in Trelawny with a guided ascent of Dunn's River Falls in St. Ann. This private, full-day tour blends coastal riding, a sea swim, and a wet, hands-on waterfall climb.
Combine a shoreline horseback ride in Trelawny with a guided ascent of Dunn's River Falls in St. Ann. This private, full-day tour blends coastal riding, a sea swim, and a wet, hands-on waterfall climb.
You arrive to the pulse of the Caribbean—salt on your lips, tropical heat in the air—then mount a sure-footed horse and move along a narrow band of sandy shore in Trelawny, with surf daring you to edge closer. The ride is intimate and coastal: low scrub, palm fringe, and the ocean pushing foam against the horse's flanks.
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Operated by Enrapture Tours & Adventures · Ocho Rios, St Ann
You arrive to the pulse of the Caribbean—salt on your lips, tropical heat in the air—then mount a sure-footed horse and move along a narrow band of sandy shore in Trelawny, with surf daring you to edge closer. The ride is intimate and coastal: low scrub, palm fringe, and the ocean pushing foam against the horse's flanks.
After the shore, the day shifts inland to St. Ann where Dunn's River Falls waits: a stepped limestone cascade that flows directly into the sea, one of the few waterfalls in the world to do so. The falls have long been part of local life—used for centuries by communities for bathing and celebration—and their terraced geology is the result of reef and limestone uplift that created natural, climbable pools.
Culturally, expect warm guides who balance safety with local stories about the falls and the parishes you'll pass through. Practicalities are straightforward: the combined experience runs about six hours door-to-door, includes private transport, and has a horseback weight limit of 230 lbs.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen and footwear that grips wet rock; plan for warm, humid conditions and a busy midday at the falls. On the climb, move deliberately, use group handlines when offered, and keep cameras secure—this is wet, slippery terrain. Hydrate before the climb and give yourself time to enjoy both the steady rhythm of the shore ride and the intermittent, adrenaline-rich pull of ascending Dunn's River Falls.
The horseback portion has a strict 230 lb (104 kg) weight limit—confirm weights at booking to ensure participation.
Children are allowed but must be able to follow safety instructions; infant seats are available for vehicle transfers, and guides will advise on age-appropriate activities.
The climb is moderately strenuous: expect slippery, uneven limestone and short vertical sections; guides typically form human chains and provide handlines.
Yes. The tour includes private, air-conditioned round-trip transportation between common pickup points and activity sites.
Enrapture Tours & Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You arrive to the pulse of the Caribbean—salt on your lips, tropical heat in the air—then mount a sure-footed horse and move along a narrow band of sandy shore in Trelawny, with surf daring you to edge closer. The ride is intimate and coastal: low scrub, palm fringe, and the ocean pushing foam against the horse's flanks.
You arrive to the pulse of the Caribbean—salt on your lips, tropical heat in the air—then mount a sure-footed horse and move along a narrow band of sandy shore in Trelawny, with surf daring you to edge closer. The ride is intimate and coastal: low scrub, palm fringe, and the ocean pushing foam against the horse's flanks.
After the shore, the day shifts inland to St. Ann where Dunn's River Falls waits: a stepped limestone cascade that flows directly into the sea, one of the few waterfalls in the world to do so. The falls have long been part of local life—used for centuries by communities for bathing and celebration—and their terraced geology is the result of reef and limestone uplift that created natural, climbable pools.
Culturally, expect warm guides who balance safety with local stories about the falls and the parishes you'll pass through. Practicalities are straightforward: the combined experience runs about six hours door-to-door, includes private transport, and has a horseback weight limit of 230 lbs.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen and footwear that grips wet rock; plan for warm, humid conditions and a busy midday at the falls. On the climb, move deliberately, use group handlines when offered, and keep cameras secure—this is wet, slippery terrain. Hydrate before the climb and give yourself time to enjoy both the steady rhythm of the shore ride and the intermittent, adrenaline-rich pull of ascending Dunn's River Falls.