4 Jamaica Birdwatching Tours to Book This Season

1.Montego Bay: Marijuana Farm and Bird Sanctuary Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 89 reviews · 3 hours · from $87Our pick

Travel from your Montego Bay hotel by private, air-conditioned vehicle to a marijuana nursery and an exotic bird sanctuary. You will touch and smell cannabis plants, learn about cultivation, and use a weed chalice pipe, if you choose. Bird entry is optional. Bring extra cash, as admission is separate from the $87 transport booking.

“This booking is for the transport to the farm only. The guide was helpful, and will remind you that the farm is separate just in case you didn’t see when you booked. The farm is terrible. But that’s a separate issue”

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2.Montego Bay: Private Rocklands Bird Sanctuary Trip

★★★★★★★★★★3.7 · 26 reviews · 2 hours

Travel privately from your Montego Bay hotel, airport, or cruise port to Rocklands Bird Sanctuary in Anchovy. Feed Jamaican hummingbirds from a bottle, watch orioles and bananaquits at the feeders, and walk the grounds with a sanctuary guide. Transportation is included, but admission costs extra.

“I thought this was a package deal but when we got there - we had to pay an extra $60 usd to see the birds. Just fyi.”

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3.Rockland Bird Sanctuary Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 25 reviews · from $120

Travel about 20 minutes from Montego Bay to Rockland Bird Sanctuary in Anchovy. Your private driver-guide handles the transfer, while sanctuary staff lead you among Jamaican birds, owls, finches, and hummingbirds that may drink sugar water from your finger. Guides such as Fritz, Randy, Kevin, and Mr. Clarke have received special praise.

“We’ve been many times and LOVE it. Our driver was the best Mr Clarke. I’m sure we’ll go again. The wildlife cud amazing”

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4.Montego Bay Exotic Herbs, Birds and Animals Interaction Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · from $95Best reviewed

Spend about two hours in Ironshore feeding parrots, budgies, rabbits, ducks, and other pets, then learn how Jamaican crops are planted and harvested. Guides such as Ian and Ajay add local history and easy conversation. Bottled water, transport, photos, and entrance fees are included, with a small surcharge for hotels in Trelawny and Hanover.

“It was great so was the driver. He told us everywhere we was going and he took his time also gave us history”

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