Whether you’re a local or tourist, you should find our list of the top 10 water attractions in Jamaica quite useful.

1. Kool Runnings Water Park – located in Negril and guaranteed to provide hours of entertainment for persons of all ages.
2. Dunn’s River Falls – quite possibly Jamaica’s most popular tourist attraction.
3. Negril’s 7-mile beach – seven miles of pure white sand beach; always a treasure.
4. Dolphin Cove – this attraction lets you swim with dolphins, sharks and sting rays.
5. Blue Hole – the legend of the bottomless Blue Lagoon in Port Antonio.
6. Hellshire Beach – loved more for the food that you can eat there, than for the beach itself.
7. YS Falls – a beautiful treasure located on the South Coast in St. Elizabeth
8. Mayfield Falls – another waterfall treasure located on Jamaica’s South Coast.
9. Rio Grande – rafting on the Rio Grande is one of Jamaica’s oldest tourist attractions.
10. Maiden Cay – a popular rest, sunbathing and partying spot for Kingston dwellers.

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Here’s our list of all-time favorites – Top 10 Jamaican beaches

1. Negril’s 7-mile beach – what could top seven miles of white sand beach?
2. Silver Sands beach in Trelawny – paradise.
3. Winnifred beach in Portland – it’s all about the setting.
4. San San beach in Portland – shallow and nice.
5. Boston beach in Portland – mainly because it’s two minutes walk from world famous Boston jerked pork.
6. Doctor’s Cave beach in Montego Bay – a place that both locals and tourists enjoy.
7. Lime Cay off the coast of Kingston – now if only the authorities would rid it of all those rats.
8. Strawberry Fields in St. Mary – it takes some driving and searching to find it, but definitely well worth it in the end.
9. Sugarman’s Beach in St. Catherine – located right next door to the more popular Hellshire beach, but minus the hustlers, flies and garbage.
10. Frenchman’s Cove in Portland – an outstanding setting, where a tiny river meets the ocean.

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