Waterfalls/Rivers in Each Parish in Jamaica You Probably Didn’t Know Existed.

We're all accustomed to the usual beach flex, but what about those days where you're not too thrilled about hot sun, sand and overcrowded venues. For those who appreciate the occassional river outing to help clean your heart, the trip to a refreshing, natural stream may not be as far as you may think

Bowden Hill/Falling Edge Falls  Kingston & St. Andrew
Located near the Hermitage Dam in Stony Hill, be prepared to do a bit of riding/hiking if you seek out this majestic treasure.



Mountain River Cave  St.Catherine

Located in the lush green terrains of Cudjoe Hill, it houses a large collection of art of Jamaicas native inhabitants, the Tainos, and shows clues to their early existence.



Salt River  Clarendon

A favourite among residents of the town for a cool dip. After the highway toll booth, turn left at Sandy Bay and be blessed.



Gut River  Manchester

A river, beach and small hamlet together on an isolated stretch of south facing coastline. The name is said by the locals to derive from the German word for good.






Breadnut Valley Falls  St. Elizabeth

From its entrance you wouldn%u2019t imagine all this hidden beauty inside. It starts as a small, tucked waterfall flowing into a natural pool but as you hike just a few yards upwards you%u2019ll find bigger, deeper cascades.







Mayfield Falls  Westmoreland

A nature lovers paradise! Two beautiful waterfalls, twenty-one natural pools, fifty-two types of ferns and lots of exotic flowers, plant species, birds, butterflies and wildlife native to Jamaica.






Discovery Falls  Hanover

Nestled within a secluded mountain setting on the western part of Jamaica, Discovery Falls is situated in Silver Spring, fifteen minutes outside of Negril. Palm trees, waterfalls and beautiful gardens line lagoons from natural springs nestled on the edge of the mountain with 1000 feet of zip lines through the canopy of trees is the setting created.






Great River  St. James

The Great River is one of Jamaicas major rivers,and forms the boundary of the parish of St James with Westmoreland and Hanover. It is greatly used for a relaxing rafting experience, along with zipling and river tubing.





Dornoch Head -Trelawny

The source of the Rio Bueno river. Off to the left side the spring water comes from a rock, and off to the right side of this pool the Rio Bueno river begins its descent to the sea.






Konoko Falls  St. Ann

Nestled in the hills of St. Ann overlooking the resort area of Ocho Rios, just five minutes away from the town centre.






Kwame Falls- St. Mary

If you're up for a hike, swim, and discovering some beautiful parts of Jamaica via a peaceful, scenic and not-too-difficult path, this is for you. A mostly deep pool beneath the falls, with some very warm spots, is great for a refreshing dip.





Nanny Falls  Portland

Located in Moore Town, the falls are about a half hour to forty-minute hike and said to be worth it. Tucked away, the secluded waterfall plunges into a deep pool which is great for swimming in.

 




Reggae Falls  St. Thomas

Known by residents as damhead, the waterfall cascades  several feet to the Johnson River in Hillside, St Thomas to serve as a relaxing place for visitors wanting to spend an enjoyable day with nature.
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