Rising above the turquoise Caribbean Sea just outside Negril, the Negril Cliffs are a defining feature of Jamaica’s western coast. These craggy cliffs, away from the bustling resorts in the north, offer a unique setting for various activities. Visitors can explore the underwater world through snorkeling, join lively parties at nearby bars, or partake in the cliffs’ most famous activity: diving 40 feet (12 meters) into the deep, clear waters below. The rugged texture and dramatic drop-offs of the cliffs create a striking contrast to the serene sea, making it a memorable destination.
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