Dunn's River Falls is almost synonymous with the name Ocho Rios. It is perhaps the most celebrated spot, 15 minutes drive west of Ocho Rios. A much climb and photographed attraction - it's breath-taking.
The waterfalls cascade over limestone tiers down to natural pools that form in the rockface and the beautiful Caribbean Sea below. Dunn's River is also historically interesting. The Spaniards called this place "Las Chorreras" meaning the waterfalls or springs. It is believed to be the site of the battle of "Las Chorreras" in 1657 between the Spanish and the English for possession of the island.

This 600ft waterfall offers a challenging climb up and down but don't be discouraged if you are not athletic for it is easier than it looks and experienced guides are willing to assist. The waters gushing down while you climb offer a stimulating shower. When you reach the top you can feast on the panoramic views of the surrounding area and shop at the craft shops for T-shirts and magnificent Jamaican hand-craft souvenirs.

The Dunn's River Falls Park is and ideal location for fun and relaxation for the entire family - picnic facilities are provided. For those who love to revel in nature's gifts, get lost in lush tropical foliage - ferns, bamboo, ginger lilies, crotons, orchids and a variety of palm and breadfruit trees. After climbing up and down the falls you can visit the cafeteria, there are sumptuous delights to please every taste and replenish the energy level.
A visit to Dunn's River Falls is sure to be an unforgettable experience.