Puerto Seco Beach Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Puerto Seco Beach. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Kingston City Tour and Bob Marley Museum Tour From Montego Bay

• Full-Day River Tubing and Puerto Seco Beach From Montego Bay

Puerto Seco Beach charges an admission fee of JMD$2,000 for adults and JMD$1,000 for children ages 11 and under. Additional fees apply for most activities, including diving, kayaking, and glass-bottom boat rides. For the best deals and to guarantee your activities of choice, it's wise to book in advance.

While swimming in the water and hanging out on the sand are reasons alone to visit Puerto Seco Beach, there are plenty of other things to do. You can scuba dive, snorkel, kayak, and paddleboard, and there’s a water play area with a slide, a trampoline, and other kid-friendly attractions.

Puerto Seco Beach is located just down the coast from Ocho Rios, about a 21-mile (34-kilometer) drive west on the A1. The journey takes about 35 minutes without traffic. If you don't have a car, your best bet is to hire a taxi for the day or opt for a tour that includes transportation.

Yes, it is generally safe to swim at Puerto Seco Beach, but you should always look for flags alerting you to any dangerous conditions. The waters are typically calm, and lifeguards are on duty during opening hours for added safety. Still, children should not be left unattended, and even adults should avoid solo swims.

Yes, there are plenty of bars and restaurants in the Puerto Seco Beach area, so you won’t need to worry about packing a picnic. You can get everything from Jamaican patties (hand pies) to catch-of-the-day seafood in the area. Popular options include Bayritz, Crisnic Bar & Grill, and HighSeas Seafood Raft.