After doing the rafting along White River we drove up to Blue Hole. It was a little tricky to find but a local who worked up there led the way on his motorcycle and then he gave us the full tour experience and took photos and videos of us too. If you can ask for Tristan Mitchell, he was amazing and super helpful and encouraging to our teen daughter who was nervous to jump in some of the spots. This took over an hour and life vests are available if you need. Water shoes are a must. Blue Hole is even more beautiful than a Dunn’s River and it has deep water holes to jump or dive into. Just breathtaking. It cost $15 USD to get in and you tip your guide anything from $60 to $150 depending on your group size and how much you enjoyed yourself. There are numerous spots to jump from - your guide will tell you if you need to water bomb, jump feet first or dive, depending on the water depth. There was also a cave to swim into under a waterfall and give yourself a mud bath and a rope swing to fly off into the water. This was just so much fun, if you don’t have time for anything else you must do this!!!!

We went to Blue Hole in January of 2020. I went with my boyfriend, and my mom. We combined the trip with Mystic Mountain. We went to Blue Hole first thing in the morning. The water was a beautiful blue, and extremely refreshing! The views were outstanding. First we climbed up the water fall, then made our way down it. The guide was great, we jumped off of many cliffs into deep water, and even did the rope swing! It was a super fun trip, and we would for sure do it again. Don’t forget your water shoes!!! You do need them. If you do forget them, you can purchase them before you get to the hole, they’re sold for $15!

The Blue Hole is located in Jamaica's White River Valley. It is located between St Ann and Sr Mary's parishes. If you take a taxi from the Ocho Rios cruise port, expect approximately a 20 minute drive. The Blue Hole creates cascades of waterfalls approx. 20-25 feet. It is a great excursion for swimmers, hikers and thrill seekers. Plan on wearing swimwear and water shoes. It would be a good idea to also bring a towel and a waterproof phone pouch so you can capture some great pictures. Lockers are available for an extra cost. Park entrance fee is $20 American dollars per adult. We were told that we needed a guide to walk us through the area and we tipped him a few dollars per person.