Tour della laguna luminosa da Montego Bay e Grand Palladium
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Deliziati con questo incredibile tour notturno per l'incantevole laguna luminosa a Falmouth.
Autista / guida professionale
Giro in barca
Ritiro e consegna dell'hotel
Tasse locali
Veicolo con aria condizionata
Cibo e bevande
DVD (disponibile per l'acquisto)
Foto ricordo (disponibili per l'acquisto)
Mance
- INFANT: : 0 - 3
- CHILD: : 4 - 11
- ADULT: : 12 - 99
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Controllo della temperatura all'arrivo per i viaggiatori
- È richiesto alle guide di lavare le mani frquentemente
- Gel antibatterico disponibile per staff e viaggiatori
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Maschere per il viso obbligatorie per i viaggiatori nelle aree pubbliche
- Per consumare bevande alcoliche devi avere almeno 18 anni con ID.
- Regolare controllo della temperatura dello staff impiegato
- Si applica il numero minimo di persone. Se non raggiungiamo il minimo, il tour può essere riprogrammato, un'alternativa suggerita o annullata.
- Si prega di essere pronti e in attesa nella hall / punto di ritiro dell'hotel almeno 10 minuti prima dell'orario di ritiro previsto.
- Veicoli di trasporto regolarmente sanificati
- A causa della natura di questo tour e della sicurezza di tutti gli ospiti, alle persone potrebbe essere impedito di partecipare se trovate intossicate o mostrano segni di intossicazione. Se, di conseguenza, il tuo tour viene annullato, non avrai diritto a
- Aree ad alto traffico regolarmente sanificate
- Distanziamento sociale applicato durante l'esperienza
- Equipaggiamento/attrezzature sanificati prima e dopo l'uso
- I minori di 17 anni devono essere accompagnati da un adulto pagante.
- Il tempo di ritiro è soggetto a variazioni in base alle condizioni del traffico locale e alle condizioni meteorologiche avverse.
- Maschere per il viso obbligatorie per le guide nelle aree pubbliche
- Politica di permesso retribuito per personale con sintomi
- Ritiriamo dai Grand Palladium Resorts. I clienti sono tenuti a contattarci alle informazioni fornite almeno 24 ore prima del giorno del tour per riconfermare la prenotazione e organizzare il ritiro presso un punto di ritiro centrale.
- Si consiglia di portare denaro extra, fotocamera con capacità di visione notturna. Se desideri nuotare nella laguna, porta costume da bagno e asciugamani.
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
Per ottenere un rimborso completo, cancella la prenotazione almeno 24 ore prima della partenza programmata.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
- Experience may be cancelled due to Insufficient travelers
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
What To Expect
Rose Hall Great House
Questa grande casa di Rose Hall è una casa di piantagione dei primi del 18 ° secolo che si trova su un'altura su migliaia di acri a Rose Hall, Montego Bay. La Rose Hall Great House era una volta di proprietà della famosa e certamente una delle più malvagie proprietarie delle piantagioni per percorrere la terra della Giamaica, Annie Palmer. Possedeva centinaia di schiavi. Questa casa fu perseguitata dopo la sua orribile morte nel 1831. La casa fa paura a guardarla anche di giorno. Non c'è sosta alla Rose all Great House sulla strada per Negril, tuttavia la tua guida ti dirà la storia e rallenterà in modo che tu possa scattare foto.
• Admission Ticket Free
Greenwood Great House
La Greenwood Great House (casa delle piantagioni) fu costruita all'inizio del XVIII secolo. Come la maggior parte, se non tutte le altre grandi case in Giamaica, la Greenwood Great House è stata costruita ad alta quota. Si potrebbe dire che questa era una strategia utilizzata all'epoca della piantagione come mezzo per trascurare la piantagione e anche per motivi di sicurezza. Questa casa, a differenza della Great Rose Hall Great House, non è infestata da fantasmi ma ha un'atmosfera più tranquilla e rilassante. La storia e l'architettura della casa è ciò che ti lascerà a bocca aperta. Mentre passi, sentiti libero di scattare foto quando la tua guida turistica rallenta.
• Admission Ticket Free
Luminous Lagoon Martha Brea River SUP
Glistening Waters a Falmouth ospita la rara meraviglia, l'avventura Luminous Lagoon. Appena entrati in terrazza sarete accolti da un rappresentante di Glistening Waters che vi accoglierà e vi condurrà direttamente al bar dove vi verrà servito un sano drink di punch al rum o punch alla frutta (scegliete voi). Sarai anche festeggiato brevemente con antichi passi di danza giamaicana - un mix di culture di danza africana e britannica. Alla fine dell'intrattenimento che è verso le 18:45 salirai a bordo della tua barca (le barche hanno i lati bassi e motori fuoribordo) e partirai per un'avventura di un'ora. Prepara le tue macchine fotografiche per scattare foto dei pesci mentre passano con un bagliore! Si dice che se nuoti nell'acqua ti fa sembrare 10 anni più giovane! Assicurati di portare con te i costumi da bagno e gli asciugamani nel caso in cui desideri fare una breve nuotata. Il tuo capitano è molto ben informato e ti darà tutta la storia: sentiti libero di impegnarti.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Included
Recensioni
Amazing honeymoon excursion
London_D, 25-09-2021
Our driver was ready waiting for us at the resort. On the way, we stopped for a few minutes to check out some local shops. The driver was great because he talked about places as we past them. When we got to the lagoon at sunset and when it got dark we went out on the water. It was beautiful and anyone visiting Jamaica should definitely try this.
Amazing natural wonder.
Bearsdenbloke, 08-04-2022
We went as a couple and really enjoyed this unique experience, the water does really glow as you swim about and makes your arms luminous as you take them out of the water.
The water is warm and a max of 4 feet deep, beware though the bottom feels very strange so I’d advise using swim shoes.
The water is warm and a max of 4 feet deep, beware though the bottom feels very strange so I’d advise using swim shoes.
Trying to make the water...
Margaret_M, 30-09-2021
Trying to make the water glow between the hot and cold waters. The captain was great with his history and instructions.
A wonder to behold
1990RebeccaU, 19-09-2019
Never seen anything quite like the glistening waters of the luminous lagoon! A beautiful spectacle and an experience not to be missed! With photos not allowed (except by the on-board paparazzi) we were disappointed with the quality of our photographs of this once in a lifetime experience but it didn't take away from what we saw for our very own eyes! A lovely evening adventure and a truly beautiful wonder of nature!
Worth it for the experience!
veryangryman, 15-01-2020
After reading numerous reviews and being left in limbo in regards to what the trip would be like due to the mixture of positive/negative responses, I decided to head out on the trip, as I knew that it would be amazing if it turned out as planned.
Once upon the boat we appeared to do some sort of lap of the lagoon, just tohead back very close to where we left off. Whether this was for entertainment or they were looking for a specific spot, I don't know! However there was complete silence and no direction over what was happening - which would have been nice.
After around 10 mins of driving around, we eventually came to a stop. I was the first to get in the water and after reading about jellyfishes was quite concerned and the prospect of swimming in pitch black darkness was also quite alarming! Despite this, once in the water and swimming around (particularly doing breaststroke) you could see the glow around you. It was quite amazing to experience it, regardless of it being quite a weak glow to what I had seen in some other images - it was faint but still very cool to observe nonetheless. The bottom was probably around 4ft deep and covered in some form of sludge/silt which was quite disgusting, however you were informed of this beforehand so it didn't come as a surprise.
To their credit, the captain was very informative of what caused the phenomenon, however it may have been better if they had pulled a bucket of water out, to provide a closer look.
In regards to photography, you're charged $25 US dollars for all the photos they take (maybe 5-10) - it would have been nice if this was included in the price of the trip, they weren't anything groundbreaking.
To anyone wanting to go, or anyone intending to bring a camera, a few tips on how to take the photos that were done so on board, it may save you a few pennies! Have a very slow shutter speed, maybe around 1/4 of a second, with an aperture of around f/8, an iso of around 400-1000 as well as using a fill direct flash to illuminate the subject faintly. This should provide a rough setting for which to play around with to capture your images. You may be able to get something with your phone if it allows you to control these settings, however I'd advise some form of camera for the best results.
I think it may be worth the tour operators advising the best times to head out and see the lagoon, as it appears to me that the water/organsisms are brighter at certain times of the year and it would be good for these to be shown.
Hopefully this should provide an honest review of my experience and help others to make a decision!
Once upon the boat we appeared to do some sort of lap of the lagoon, just tohead back very close to where we left off. Whether this was for entertainment or they were looking for a specific spot, I don't know! However there was complete silence and no direction over what was happening - which would have been nice.
After around 10 mins of driving around, we eventually came to a stop. I was the first to get in the water and after reading about jellyfishes was quite concerned and the prospect of swimming in pitch black darkness was also quite alarming! Despite this, once in the water and swimming around (particularly doing breaststroke) you could see the glow around you. It was quite amazing to experience it, regardless of it being quite a weak glow to what I had seen in some other images - it was faint but still very cool to observe nonetheless. The bottom was probably around 4ft deep and covered in some form of sludge/silt which was quite disgusting, however you were informed of this beforehand so it didn't come as a surprise.
To their credit, the captain was very informative of what caused the phenomenon, however it may have been better if they had pulled a bucket of water out, to provide a closer look.
In regards to photography, you're charged $25 US dollars for all the photos they take (maybe 5-10) - it would have been nice if this was included in the price of the trip, they weren't anything groundbreaking.
To anyone wanting to go, or anyone intending to bring a camera, a few tips on how to take the photos that were done so on board, it may save you a few pennies! Have a very slow shutter speed, maybe around 1/4 of a second, with an aperture of around f/8, an iso of around 400-1000 as well as using a fill direct flash to illuminate the subject faintly. This should provide a rough setting for which to play around with to capture your images. You may be able to get something with your phone if it allows you to control these settings, however I'd advise some form of camera for the best results.
I think it may be worth the tour operators advising the best times to head out and see the lagoon, as it appears to me that the water/organsisms are brighter at certain times of the year and it would be good for these to be shown.
Hopefully this should provide an honest review of my experience and help others to make a decision!
