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A bright tropical beach scene shows turquoise water in the foreground, a sandy shore lined with palm trees, and a low beachfront resort building under a clear blue sky.
19 September – 3 October 2026

Rivers to the Sea

Trip overview

19 September – 3 October 2026

  • Day01

    Arrival to Port Antonio, Jamaica. Private transfer to the villa.

  • Day02

    Sightseeing at Frenchman's Cove.

  • Day03

    Day at Leisure in Port Antonio.

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  • Day09

    Rafting on the Rio Grande.

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    Day at Leisure in Port Antonio.

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    Day at Leisure in Port Antonio.

  • Day15

    Departure from Port Antonio, Jamaica.

Included services

  • All inclusive dining and bar

    Enjoy three multi course meals a day plus snacks and an all day open bar, with dining options at various scenic venues.

  • Recording studio access

    Enjoy time in a private recording studio during your stay.

Port Antonio, Jamaica

Port Antonio sits where rainforest meets the sea, far from Jamaica's busier resort towns. Bamboo rafts drift down the Rio Grande while hidden coves and blue-green rivers wait just beyond the road. This is the island's quieter, wilder side, favored by those who want green hills and empty beaches over crowds.

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An aerial view shows a white-roofed villa with a swimming pool surrounded by lush tropical forest and layered green mountains.

A Private Villa Above the Coast

This sprawling ranch-style home was once the vacation home of Audrey Hepburn. Set on a half-acre of naturally landscaped gardens, Panorama is a dreamy, contemporary Eden with an epic past. A mid-century marvel, this stunning villa boasts a 360-degree view of the John Crow and Blue Mountain peaks, while displaying the Caribbean Sea in all its splendor.

An outdoor dining table set with black napkins, red placemats, tropical floral arrangements, and a sweeping ocean view framed by palm trees and blue sky.
An aerial view shows a large villa with a curved swimming pool surrounded by dense tropical forest and landscaped grounds.
A palm-lined cobblestone driveway fronts a white-roofed villa with several classic cars parked outside under a bright blue sky.
A tropical villa terrace features a swimming pool, blue sun loungers, palm trees, and a distant ocean view under a bright sky.

Rumba Rooms at Geejam Hotel

Block of 12 king bedrooms. 6 – on lower floor and 6 on upper floor.

A bright modern bedroom features a large bed with white linens and a blue throw, framed wall art, a desk area, and a staircase in the background.
A bright modern interior hallway or living area features framed artwork on white walls, a blue sofa, an orange chair, a desk, and sunlight streaming through a window at the far end.
A bright modern bedroom opens onto a balcony with red chairs and a small table, framed by large glass doors with a view of trees and the ocean beyond.
A bright modern bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, glass shower enclosure, double sinks, and a wall mirror.
A modern bedroom with a low platform bed, blue throw, patterned rug, wall art, and a mirror beside a staircase.

Frenchman's Cove: A Hidden River Beach

Frenchman’s Cove

Frenchman’s Cove is a perfect marriage of classic romanticism and rustic charm. Its warm saltwater mystique is enhanced by a clear, freshwater stream that pours directly into the sea, while its landscapes hearken back to its peak as the jet-set resort of the 60s. Named by Condé Nast Traveler as being “probably the prettiest beach on the island,” the grounds feature a palette of naturally manicured rainforest highlighted by indigenous plant life. In addition to its breathtaking scenery, the beach is one of the oldest and most historically renowned watering holes in Port Antonio and beyond. It has been the location for many international films including Lord of the Flies and Knight and Day, starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz.

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Stush In The Bush

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A man stands on a bamboo raft and uses a long pole to steer across a calm river with forested banks and a reflective sky.

Into the Rainforest: Bamboo Rafting on the Rio Grande

One of the more coveted outings in Port Antonio is a rafting tour down the gently winding Rio Grande. The river is the birthplace and bedrock of Jamaican rafting that was originally used as a means of transporting banana crops from the local plantations to Port Antonio’s bustling harbor. Once the banana boom dwindled, the rafting tours became a popular leisure activity championed by the likes of Hollywood scion Errol Flynn.

Legend has it that Flynn enjoyed gathering his well-heeled guests for midnight excursions under a canopy of stars. Experienced guides who are knowledgeable about the river and its ecosystem, now man the bamboo-crafted vessels. Guests may also stop off at Belinda’s Riverside Canteen for an authentic, freshly prepared Jamaican meal that can be enjoyed right on the river’s edge. Swimming in the river is perhaps the best part of the journey.

A couple relaxes on a bamboo raft under an umbrella while floating through a narrow tropical river canyon.

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Daisy Beech
Daisy Beech
daisy@geejam.com
daisy@geejam.com