Top Trelawny Plantation Tours

Discover some of Jamaica’s top attractions including the Appleton Estate on this all-day tour. At the Appleton Estate, learn about the brand’s range of rums and the rum-making process through a multi-sensory experience. The factory tour also includes stops at an observation tower where you’ll take in panoramic views of the valley. Plus, stop by Floyd's Pelican Bar to catch the sunset.

Embark on an unforgettable full-day tour from Falmouth Jamaica cruise port to experience the best highlights of the region. Begin your adventure with a visit to the iconic Rose Hall Great House, filled with tales of mystery and intrigue. Wander along the bustling Hip Strip, immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of local shops and restaurants. Explore the Old Fort Craft Market, where you can find unique handmade treasures to take home as souvenirs. And of course, don't miss the opportunity to savor the mouthwatering flavors of a traditional Jamaican lunch at Scotchies, known for its delectable jerk cuisine. This tour offers the perfect blend of history, culture, shopping, and culinary delights, making it a truly unique and unforgettable experience in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Your tour begins with hotel pickup for a scenic drive southeast to the parish of St Elizabeth. Appleton Estate, one of Jamaica’s oldest distilleries, which has been producing high-quality rum for more than 250 years. Tour the property and learn about Appleton’s history and fermentation process. After your tour, try out all the great tasting rums in the Appleton lounge. With a wide variety of rums, ranging in age, taste and strength, this won’t be a boring excursion!

Welcome to a journey through Jamaica's vibrant north coast, where you'll discover the rich culture and history of the island.You'll visit the Charles Town Maroon Museum to learn about the Maroons' struggle for freedom, enjoy a tasty lunch, and stroll through Sun Valley Plantation to sample fresh fruits and vegetables. jada, one of our expert local guides, says 'The Jamaican Maroons have a proud and fascinating heritage. They are descendants of West African slaves who escaped from plantations and formed independent communities known as Maroon Towns. These communities preserved their African roots and the Maroon culture is known for vibrant music, dance, storytelling, herbal medicine, and cuisine. The annual Maroon festivals provide a glimpse into these traditions, with drumming, dancing, and great food on offer.' Throughout our journey, you'll travel through quaint villages and stunning landscapes, and experience the warmth and hospitality of the Jamaican people.