Black River

Black River

Black River

The Black River, one of Jamaica’s longest, meanders for 33 miles (53 kilometers) through the island before reaching the Caribbean Sea near Negril. Surrounded by a dense, verdant jungle and mangroves, the river offers a scenic and tranquil setting. Visitors can explore its waters on inflatable tubes, canoes, or kayaks, gliding past the vibrant greenery and experiencing the lively YS Falls. This natural waterway provides a serene and immersive journey into Jamaica’s rich ecosystem.

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