Cast off into Jamaica's jade-green waters on a 30-foot (9-m) river raft, while an experienced captain guides you through the rainforest. See a plethora of jungle wildlife, dense foliage, and even an iconic James Bond filming location on this exciting adventure.

Climb aboard a bamboo raft and lounge on a reclining bench as your captain poles you down the Martha Brae River. Relax as the jungle scenery floats by, enjoying the sounds, smells, and sights of Jamaica's interior.

Journey through untouched rainforests in the Jamaica Swamp Safari Village. Get up close with monster crocodiles and listen for the sounds of rare birds before entering Jamaica's largest walk-through aviary. Keep on the lookout for many exotic creatures, including the Jamaican boa, grey fox, raccoon, capuchin monkey, tayra, coati, spotted paca, and the Jamaican coney—which was once considered extinct.

Before you leave, make a final stop at the Kanaga House, a James Bond filming site from 1972's Live and Let Die. See the location where James Bond escaped the jaws of vicious crocodiles by using them as platforms to jump back to dry land.