Appleton Rum tasting, YS Falls and Pelican Bar tour

Mystic Mountain Adventure Pass

For an adrenaline-packed day out, head to Ocho Rio's famed Mystic Mountain. The adventure kicks off straight away as you hop on the Sky Explorer chairlift to take you 700ft above sea level to the park. You'll land at the top of Mystic Mountain looking down at the treetops below, where you'll have the chance to explore. Swing like Tarzan on Anancy's Web rope course, take the plunge into the infinity pool with waterslide or simply stroll through the Hummingbird Garden, the choice is yours.

Bamboo rafting or river tubing in Jamaica

Set on a historic banana plantation, Chukka Lethe Village is the ideal spot to kick back and take in Jamaica's natural beauty. Drift down the Great River on a hand-crafted bamboo raft, complete with a soothing limestone foot rub and a fresh coconut to sip. Or, go river tubing – let the gentle currents carry you through tropical scenery as your guide shares stories about Lethe's history and the importance of the river. There's even time for a swim stop, and a rum or fruit punch along the way.

Farm-to-table food tour at Sandy Bay in Jamaica

Join this full-day tour to a local farming community, where you'll learn about the history of farming in Jamaica and the daily lives of the farmers who work here. There's a hike to a farm in the hills of Kennilworth, where you can pick the freshest fruit and veg for your Jamaican cooking class that's scheduled later. Then, you'll return to an estate house where a local chef will show you some traditional cooking methods, before it's time to tuck into your Jamaican lunch. Afterwards, you'll stop by the beach to stretch out by the sea or have a dip in the infinity pool.

Coffee farm hike through Jamaica’s Blue Mountains with brunch

As you hike through the misty Blue Mountains of Jamaica, take a moment to breathe in the scent of jasmine from the white-flowered coffee trees that mingle with palms, ferns and orchids in this part of the rainforest. Following the trails, you'll hear all about the traditions and techniques of coffee growing in this region – and why its beans are some of the most sought-after – and expensive – in the world. Marcus, a local guide, explains “the Blue Mountains are special, not just for their beauty, but for what they give the farming community. The high altitude, the cool climate and the rich soil are a dream for coffee growers.” The trail will take you on a leisurely trek up the mountain, past small family-owned coffee farms. Here, you'll learn more about how farmers have been harvesting ripe coffee cherries by hand, to create the mild, fruity and sweet flavour of Blue Mountain coffee, since the 18th-century. And the scenery here is pretty historic, too, like something out of Jurassic Park – think thick green rainforest dotted with waterfalls, valleys and misty mountain peaks. You'll want to keep your phone handy for pics.After a little over two miles of walking, you'll be rewarded with a cooling dip in the Blue Mountains Whirlpool. Marcus adds “don't worry – it's a deep rocky pool with a waterfall flowing into it – not a swirling vortex! It's locally known as the Fountain of Youth, so come swim off a few years.” Round off the tour by making a lasting impact on the local greenery. You'll plant a tree as part of a programme to support reforestation and sustainable farming in this part of Jamaica.

Exclusive sunset dinner at Bamboo Beach Club

Bamboo Beach Club is the ideal spot for an evening of R&R, and this evening sunset dinner experience lets you kick back for exactly that. As the sun sets over the Caribbean Sea, you can settle in by the fire, vibe to some reggae, and soak up those ocean views. Once you arrive, you'll be greeted with a refreshing cocktail – sip away as you watch your expert mixologist for the evening whip up some signature drinks and teach you the best tips and tricks for the perfect tropical cocktail. Plus, you'll have free-flowing rum and vodka drinks throughout the evening at the open bar. Then, you can tuck into a carefully selected Mediterranean and Caribbean-inspired menu. To get your appetite going, you'll begin with a fresh fish tartar with a sweet Jamaican fried dumpling, known locally as festivals. For your main course, there's plenty to choose from, with a mix of Caribbean and Mediterranean flavours – think fresh fish, jerk lamb, homemade pastas and more. To finish off, dessert is served up by the bonfire – perfect for a cosy evening out.

Black River boat tour plus Pelican Bar and Rick’s Café in Jamaica

Lose yourself in nature as you cruise through Jamaica's largest wetland area, the Black River Morass. Your safari-boat skipper will share their expertise on the area and point out the native wildlife, like birds (there're over 100 species here) and crocodiles. After a stop for lunch, you'll hop on a boat to the Pelican Bar, a legendary wooden shack anchored in the Caribbean Sea. Swim, snorkel or just chill out and watch the nesting pelicans. Then, unwind while the sun sinks below the horizon at Rick's Café, on the West End Cliffs, while the sounds of a Reggae band fill the air.

Full-day guided tour to the Blue Hole in Jamaica

Take a trip to the Blue Hole, also known as Island Gully Falls, tucked away in the hills of Ocho Rios on this full-day guided tour. These natural limestone pools are ideal for a cool dip, and the greenery surrounding them gives the whole place an at-one-with-nature atmosphere. For adrenaline-seekers, there's a great spot for cliff-jumping, as well as a rope swing if you really want to make a splash. Then, after working up an appetite, you'll head into Ocho Rios for lunch.

Falmouth Mystic Lagoon sunset cruise

Spend an evening gliding along the Luminous Lagoon, sipping on Jamaican rum punch, with views of the Caribbean sunset and reggae music in the air. There'll be a fire dance and limbo show on board, so you won't be short of entertainment throughout the evening. If you feel like it, you can take the plunge into the bioluminescent waters of the lagoon as the sun sets. If you're lucky, you'll see the water lit up by microorganisms that emit a flash of light when touched – this is the brightest of four places this phenomenon can be seen.