Description

Its 180-metre staircase of rocks with water thundering down it – that is Dunn’s River Falls – is one of the few waterfalls in the world to go straight out to sea. People don’t just stand there admiring it – they climb it – and it’s an easy climb to the summit. You’ll join a guide-led conga handheld chain to get to the top and anyone, from toddlers to seniors, can have a go. If you don’t feel like climbing the falls, you can follow the trails either side or stay at the bottom relaxing in the natural pools or lying on the beach.