Blue Hole and Dunn's River Adventurous and hiking waterfalls from Ocho Rios

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This is a combination waterfall climb — Blue Hole first, then Dunn's River — running about four and a half hours from Ocho Rios. Blue Hole is smaller, quieter, and involves more actual swimming and scrambling over rocks; Dunn's River is the big organized tourist climb where you link hands and step up the limestone tiers with a guide. The pairing covers both ends of the waterfall spectrum in one go. The Viator rating sits at 5.0 across six reviews, so the sample is tiny but positive. Price from $60 means you're likely looking at transport, entry, and a guide, though always confirm what's covered. The four-and-a-half-hour window includes drive time between the two sites, so actual waterfall time is shorter. If you're deciding between this and a single-site trip, consider your stamina — two climbs in one afternoon is more than it sounds, and you'll be wet the entire time. Bring a dry bag and water shoes that won't come off.