Montego Bay Shopping Tours 3 Hours
Description
Montego Bay Shopping Tours takes you on a journey through one of the world's most famous tourist destinations Montego Bay. Visit the historical sites, residential communities, city tour and beach stop. Enjoy an exciting Montego Bay City tour, travelling through the beautiful town of Sam Sharpe Square, then stop to get some souvenirs . Take a trip down the "Hip Strip", then enjoy some time at the beach which is optional.
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Itinerary
Experience the Beauty of Montego Bay with your personal tour guide. What better way to hang on to your Jamaican memories than with special tokens you can buy on the island. We'll stop at Montego Bay Old Fort Craft Market, It's the perfect place to shop for authentic Jamaican gift or souvenir.
Enjoy a tour of the National Museum where you will learn about some of our National Heroes and the history of Reggae music. Then a stop at the iconic St. James Parish Church built-in 1775. This aging church is set in a large graveyard featuring tombstones from over 200 years.
Doctors Cave Beach Club is Montego bay most famous beach. If you're in need of some sun, sea, and sand then Doctors Cave Beach is the place to be, it's located in the middle of Montego Bay's "Hip Strip".
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Please meet your driver in the hotel lobby at the requested pick-up time. He will have a personalized sign with your name on it.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
Our experience was incredible. Our guide Horace was not only knowledgeable and incredibly helpful, but he was also fun to hang out with! We had such a great time with him and don’t think we would have enjoyed our trip as much had we not met him!
Dear Guest, We really appreciate your review. Horace is certainly one of our best. Happy holidays to you.
