OCHO RIOS
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The 6 most popular jamaican food & culinary tours in Ocho Rios. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A 4-hour Ocho Rios food tour with fern-forest road views, fruit tastings, and jerk chicken or pork lunch, with pickup included.
“This was positively the worst tour I have ever done. The guide was an hour late and blamed cruise traffic. We were off the cruise so he should have allowed for extra traffic. But that was ok we didn’t want that to ruin our day. Then he drove Read more”
Konoko Falls gardens, Ocho Rios market samples, and a real jerk lunch with hotel pickup and air-conditioned comfort.
“This tour is definitely a must do! You actually get to SEE Jamaica and experience the culture firsthand. And Javia was the best tour guide ever!! I recommend this to any and everyone traveling to Jamaica.”
Taste Jamaica Farm Cookout in Ocho Rios: small-group organic farm walk, fruit and herbs tastings, and a Jamaican lunch with drinks.
“Being able to visit a local farm and hear about the herbs etc was really nice. The home cooked meal was even better!”
Easy Ocho Rios jerk lunch with hotel/port pickup, air-conditioned transport, and live-cooked jerk chicken, pork, or fish at Scotchies.
“none he was late, We were under the impression the food was included. The driver brought us to the wrong place.”
Private round-trip transfer from Ocho Rios to Scotchies for Jamaican jerk pork or chicken, Red Stripe, and a stress-free return.
“Excellent Driver to Scotchie's, her name w as Amy. Food at Scotchie's was NOT that great. Years ago the food was very tasty, and had a lot of people waiting for food. This Scotchie's has been relocated near Hotel RIU Ocho Rios and Sandals Read more”
A half-day Ocho Rios farm and food tour with medicinal herb garden walks, Jamaican jerk chicken lunch, and a coffee-and-fruit farm visit.
“I highly recommend this your. Lascelles and Elizabeth are clearly passionate and very knowledgeable about the topic and we had a great and informative time in the mountains. One point I would highlight: this tour makes for a great rainy day activity as well as with the provided umbrellas the rain is not that bad.”
