Embark on an unforgettable journey into a unique Jamaican wildlife preserve nestled in a lush mangrove habitat.

Guided by a trained expert, you’ll witness the incredible sight of crocodiles being called, fed, and even handled by the legendary croc whisperer, Buddy.

Next, stroll through Jamaica’s only walk-through aviary, home to rare and vibrant native bird species. As you explore, encounter fascinating regional animals like the Agouti, Tayra, Spotted Paca, Gray Fox, and Raccoon.

Visit the famous Kangaroo House and hear the story behind the thrilling crocodile-jumping scene from the 1972 James Bond film Live and Let Die, which was shot right here on location.

Then step back in time with a tour of the legendary Rose Hall Great House.
This grand 18th-century estate—rich with tales of mystery and intrigue—was built in 1770 and later home to the infamous Annie Palmer, the “White Witch of Rose Hall.”

Wrap up your experience with some shopping and sightseeing in the Rose Hall and Montego Bay area. Don’t miss the chance to savor authentic Jamaican jerk cuisine at the beloved local spot, Scotchie’s.