Range of waters sports and activities

There are water sports and activities for everyone in Jamaica, whether you consider yourself a natural water adventurer or a stranger to the sea. The most popular water activities among visitors are snorkeling and scuba diving, which is available at almost all-inclusive resorts. You can choose to snorkel in a sheltered area of the reef or explore one of the many trenches that run down the coral reef. Furthermore, Ocho Rios has some of the top dive sites in the world, such as the Fish Feed, Nursery, Devil's Reef, Top of the Mountain, Wreck of the Katryn, Ganja Planes, and many others.

Jamaican waters do not ignore surfers either. The incredible tides provide an incredible adventure for both beginner and expert surfers. Boston Bay in Portland is well-known for its delectable jerk cuisine and rideable surf. Its immaculate Boston Beach was Jamaica's first widely renowned surf location. Other surf areas in the Portland parish with reliable tides include Winnifred Beach, Long Bay, Outback, Ranch, and the distant Navy Island. The picturesque north coast is suitable for surfers of all skill levels, but onshore trade winds frequently reduce wave quality. Outside of the vacation town of Ocho Rios, Discovery Bay and Runaway Bay have exposed point waves that produce reasonable but choppy surfing. If you travel west, you might see Montego Bay surfing on calm sea stretch by the beaches of Iberostar Resorts.

There are other options for travelers to go horseback riding in Jamaica. The Bahamas are an excellent destination for those interested in marine life and water sports. Horses first arrived in Jamaica in the 15th century, and they are currently indispensable in the tourism industry. The tour ensures that guests have a one-of-a-kind experience, but it is necessary to learn more about it before visiting Jamaica.

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