Setting off from Jamwest Beach along the famous Seven Mile Beach in Negril, this catamaran cruise is a great way to see this area of Jamaica. Along the way, stop to dive into the waves at snorkeling spots teeming with vibrant marine life. Then, head to the iconic Rick's Cafe to watch daring cliff jumpers plunging into the ocean below. As the journey continues, soak up Negril's lively atmosphere and sunset views while cruising back.
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Emma
Travelled with family
25 July 20261United Kingdom
Sold as a family catamaran cruise, but it was an overcrowded booze cruise. Extremely loud music throughout made it unsuitable for families. The “guided” snorkelling never happened as there were so many people no one directed us where to go. Our children, who have snorkelled in Greece, Egypt and Sri Lanka, found it overwhelming. Ricks cafe expensive, staff rude, vomit at entrance. We skipped the “sunset cruise” and left early. £277 for four and nothing like the magical family trip we were sold.
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Nickz
Travelled with family
23 July 20264.6United Kingdom
The staff were very helpful and gave great entertainment through out. I didnt like how you have to enter the boat through the water and how needing to get on to Rick's cafe.
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Nicola
Travelled with family
21 July 20262.6United Kingdom
The trip was ok. Late start of 2.15pm and ended up we couldn’t stop at ricks cafe due to the tide and had to get returned to marina to then get a bus to ricks cafe and missed the sunset and had a very short time at ricks cafe. Was only on boat for 1 hour and 45 minutes
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Disorganised Chaos.
Travelled with family
20 July 20263United Kingdom
No organisation from pick up time to actually getting on Catamaran… taxi driver never got out and announced himself we had to guess he was for us. Upon arrival no idea where to go or what to do/ check in process… boarding no announcements and was a total free for all… safety crossing from catamaran to boat to Ricks cafe dangerous even more so getting off the transfer boat to/from Ricks Cafe.
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Jayne Kappen
Travelled with family
18 July 20262.6United Kingdom
Overcrowded. Not sold for what it actually is. At no point were we told if would be an outside nightclub, had we known we would not have done the trip. The snorkelling was the only good thing. Not worth the money, unless you want to rave on a boat.
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CrazyBatLady
Travelled as a couple
12 July 20263United Kingdom
Unaware that we’d be at Jamwest for 1 & 1/2 hours before we even got on the catamaran & we didn’t know we’d have to walk out to the catamaran while trying to keep towels, bags etc dry. The snack turned out to be packets of cheesy crisps & popcorn, hardly sustaining food. I didn’t feel that it was “teeming” with fish when snorkelling, it was a bit of a letdown. We felt the disembarking via tender for Rick’s Cafe was dangerous & more info should be given about this part.
