Top Negril Food Tours

Get a taste for the Negril social scene with this bus tour that stops at bars on and off the beaten path. Mingle with the locals as you imbibe at some hidden gems (alcoholic beverages not included in price). Plus, you might be able to experience an island sunset at the end of the tour.

Experience a combination of a sunset cruise, snorkeling, cave exploration, and a trip to the famous Rick's Cafe on this beautiful sunset cruise. This tour includes snorkeling on our healthy reefs with schools of tropical fish, and swimming in the caves along the coastline in the West End, Negril. Last but not least, the thrill of cliff jumping and the beautiful sunset at Rick's Cafe. Led by an experienced guide, you'll not only have a great time, but also gain fascinating insights into the iconic destinations in this tour. Book your tour now!

Get an authentic taste of Jamaica with this private local food and fields tour. Your driver will pick you up at your Negril or West End hotel and take you by private air-conditioned vehicle around to local farms, fields, and food spots, so you can sample the local cuisine and learn about the culture.

Get in sync with the laid back vibe of Jamaica during this private tour of Negril's highlights. With a guide dedicated for just you and your private party, visit highlights such as Rick's Cafe, Seven Mile Beach, and mix with the locals in the town's vibrant neighborhoods. Round-trip transportation, a lunch, and drinks are included.

Explore the natural beauty of Jamaica's scenic South Coast during this private tour with a local guide. Stop at your choice of three local attractions: Appleton Estate, YS Falls, a pontoon boat cruise down the Black River, and Floyd's Pelican Bar. Enjoy the flexibility and personalized attention that comes with booking a private tour. Round-trip transportation in a private vehicle is included.

Explore the natural water falls while swinging on a rope swing. Then end on feather where we get some sightseeing on our way to the Appleton rum estate to see, and learn how the rum is made. you will also get the chance to sample a few rum. from there we can head on to the pelican bar on the sand bank which is about 1/2 mile into the ocean. the mood of transportation is by boat. last but not least we head on to the black River safari to see the wild life by boat. the river is about 1 mile long.

Can you imagine having fresh lobsters with some ice cold red stripe beer in the middle of the ocean watching the beautiful sunset in the background while the pelicans surf the air and if lucky enough you might see some dolphins to top that all of? If your answer is yes then your at the right place.