SWAMP SAFARI VILLAGE
Spend some time with crocodiles and other creatures during this approximately two-hour excursion to Jamaica’s Swamp Safari Village. The itinerary includes a guided tour from a ‘crocodile wrangler’and a drink at the on-site bar.
Founded as a crocodile sanctuary in 1969, Jamaica’s Swamp Safari Village has evolved into a visitable site that’s home to everything from reptiles to giant rodents. Meet its crocs and other animals during this approximately two-hour excursion.
Your outing begins with a bus ride of around 15 minutes, travelling through the Georgian town of Falmouth. Once you arrive at the sanctuary, your guided swamp safari, lasting approximately 90 minutes, will begin. Led by a guide, you’ll make your way through natural mangrove habitat on a site spanning 50 acres, and you’ll meet all ages of crocodile, as well as other fantastic creatures, which may include a Jamaican yellow snake, Jamaican coneys, collared peccaries and spotted pacas.
The tour ends with a visit to Kananga House (made famous from its appearance in the 1973 James Bond movie, Live and Let Die) and a complimentary tropical drink. Afterwards, return to the port on an approximately 15-minute bus ride.
Important Information: Please note: as the open-air safari involves longer periods of walking and standing in the heat, guests are recommended to wear a hat and sunglasses as well as bring/use sunscreen.
