Halfway along Jamaica's eastern edge, and a mile or so on from the Ranch Bar, a road swings left off the main to the Reach Falls.
It is one of the loveliest spots on the island, with the Drivers River running through
some sumptuous rainforest before cascading over the falls into a wide, green pool. The thirty-foot water
waterfall itself is pretty spectacular, and you can stand right underneath it for an invigorating water
massage. From the base of the falls, tour guides will take you on a thirty-minutes trek upriver through
the rainforest and climbing up beside the waterfalls, picking your way across slippery rocks, swimming
through deep pools and wading along the riverbed. Coming from negril area or Montego area and interested in doing this tours, its better
to stay over night in Port Antonio to Enjoy yourself.
This little cove of soft, silver sand is sheltered by jungle-covered cliffs, and cleave,
green stream meanders around the edge into the sea. The beach shelves quite steeply
underwater, so the undertow can be strong; but in places the stream is deep enough to
bathe in, as it runs over the sand. It was once one of the area's most famous hotels,
home away from home to royalty and a list celebrities during the 1950s and 1960s.
The formerly sumptuous hotel villas have deteriorated, but the grounds are still beautifully
maintained, and the beach. Though small, is one of the most splendid in Jamaica.
(Open daily from 9am-5pm)
Cost: US$5.00-JM$600.00---Entry fee
Boston Beach is known for its "jerk" pork and chicken stands and could be considered the
birthplace of the spicy jerk seasoning for which Jamaica is known. Boston Bay is
possibly the best place to sample all things Jerk in Jamaica and is also home to the
island’s scrumptious “Jerk-Fest”, held on the 1st Sunday of July every year. Boston Bay is a perfect place for a
picnic on the beach, Boston Bay is home to a number of vendors, who line the shores offering the
finest in jerk meals. The beach is gorgeous and the waves are just right for windsurfing the rocky waters.
The sands shine with golden tones and the waves are rocky and rough along Boston Bay,
where most people come out for the food and local interaction. Grab a surfboard and take
a lesson in wind surfing, or venture further out to some good snorkeling sites.View Photos
