DISCOVER GREEN GROTTO CAVES
Get to know one of Jamaica’s best-preserved colonial towns during this sightseeing excursion around Falmouth, lasting approximately three and a half hours. The itinerary includes a visit to the historic Green Grotto Caves, plus an 18th-century church.
This excursion of approximately three and a half hours not only affords guests a chance to see one of Jamaica’s natural wonders, but also to learn about its colonial and indigenous past.
The outing begins with a sightseeing drive, lasting around one hour and 15 minutes. Your guide will give you information about the landmarks you see as you pass through Falmouth, one of the island’s best-preserved colonial towns, including the late 18th-century St Peter’s Anglican Church, thought to be the town’s oldest public building.
You’ll then pass through countryside until you reach the nearby Green Grotto Caves. Descend underground for a tour lasting around one hour and 15 minutes. There’s a lot to discover about this storied cave system, which is thought to have once housed the indigenous Taíno people, as well as acted as a hideout for runaway slaves in the 18th century and for smugglers throughout history.
As you explore, take time to admire the limestone rock formations, including numerous stalagmites and stalactites, and the underground lake at the system’s heart.
Once you’ve ascended from the caves, there’s an approximately one-hour-and-15-minute drive back to the pier.
Important Information: Please note: the tour is not available for guests with mobility problems.
