Adventure Holidays In Jamiaca |
The third-largest island in the Caribbean , Jamaica is made up of mountainous inlands surrounded by a narrow coastal plain. Fertile vegetation and pristine beaches abound in the north, while the rocky interior is spectacularly full of bottomless gorges and steep crests, including a virtually impassable area potholed with bush-covered hummocks, endless sinkholes, underground caves and flat valley bottoms. Rising gradually from the west are the uplands, concluding with the Blue Mountains in the east.
ADVENTURE SPORTS IN JAMAICA
The Blue Mountains in Jamaica are a hiker’s paradise, while the pristine coastline offers untold delights to water sport enthusiasts, especially scuba divers. Shallow reefs, caverns, trenches, walls and drop-offs are all plentiful, with underwater visibility often up to 150feet. Back on land limestone caves and caverns await, particularly in the west.
ADVENTURE SPORTS AREAS AND REGIONS IN JAMAICA
Best spots for water sports
The Point on Montego Bay boasts a wall that starts at 18m and drops to more than 60m, with an average current of 1.5 knots. There is always lots of fish activity and the wall is adorned with sponges, deep water gorgonians and black coral.
Best spots for mountain biking
Mountain biking through Jamaica ’s Blue Mountains will lead you through lush rain forest, past coffee plantations and over rickety bridges.
Best spots for hiking & trekking
Hiking in the Rio Grande Valley offers great views and rural villages, as well as caves featuring stalactites and stalacmites.
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