Things to do in Trelawny

Q: What are the top things to do in Trelawny?

The top things to do in Trelawny are: Historic Falmouth Cruise Port Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon Jamaica Swamp Safari Village

Q: What are the top activities in Trelawny?

Top activities in Trelawny include: Triple Action pack Combo (Blue Hole, Horse back riding and river tubing) Bamboo Rafting and horseback Private and Customize Tour from Montego Bay to Green Gratto Cave Dolphin Cove Adventure Falmouth Shore Excursion: Blue Hole, White River Tubing

Q: What are the top things to do near Trelawny?

Check out things to do near Trelawny: Falmouth Runaway Bay Montego Bay Black River Ocho Rios

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Historic Falmouth Cruise Port

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For many visitors cruising to Jamaica, Historic Falmouth Cruise Port—once one of Jamaica's busiest trade ports—is their first introduction to the island famous for its laid-back vibe. The port is situated right in Falmouth town, on the northern coast of Jamaica, and within one of the best-preserved colonial historic districts in the Caribbean.More

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Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon

Falmouth’s Luminous Lagoon is one of only a handful of places in the world where the phenomenon of bioluminescence occurs. For a magical experience for all ages, take a nighttime swim to see the brilliant phosphorescent blue lights shimmer when the slightest movement stirs the water.More

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Jamaica Swamp Safari Village

Have an up-close adventure with reptiles, birds and mammals at the Jamaica Swamp Safari Village, which was also used a filming site for a scene in the James Bond movie Live and Let Die. The safari village was originally started in 1968 as a crocodile farm, but in recent years it has been redeveloped as a wildlife preserve. Today it is home to more than 150 American crocodiles, and native island species like the Jamaican yellow snake and the rare Jamaican coney, a small guinea-pig-like mammal found only in Jamaica. An aviary boasts some 200 birds from around the island and the world, and you can walk past enclosures with creatures like wild boar, agouti, and spotted paca. At this interactive park you can also touch and hold some animals, including baby crocodiles, and you can catch the crocodile show to watch a crocodile handler call, feed and interact with full-grown crocodiles.More

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