Frequently asked questions
We are open everyday, including public holidays from 9:00am to 4:00pm.
1 hour and 15 mins depending on the state of the river. Padded seats are provided on the raft for a comfortable ride. If you are not a swimmer, there is no need to fear, life vests are provided to each visitors at the boarding pier.
2 adults and a small child (3-9 years old). There is no weight limit, however if the weight of a person exceeds the width of the raft, it maybe an uncomfortable ride for them.
Walk-ins are welcome, however we strongly encourage guests to Book Online, we also have promotionals reps in the hotels from St. Mary, all along the North Coast, Montego Bay and Negril. Cash is accepted on location and all major credit and debit cards are accepted. Guests are processed in the order of arrival.
$99 USD for tourists, $13,000 JMD for locals with a valid local ID.
Group rates are available depending on the size of the group. Give us a call for more information on our group rates.
Yes it is. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful relaxing escape into nature, a romantic getaway or a fun-filled family adventure, Rafting on the Martha Brae offers something for all visitors to enjoy. You could say we are rated E for everyone.
Yes. Raft captains undergo rigorous training and certification to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all passengers. We have over 90 raft captains who are licensed and CPR certified and we are constantly training raft captains. You’re in expert hands every step of the way! The raft captains are friendly, professional and well-informed as they take visitors down the 3 mile stretch of the beautiful Martha Brae river.
As an added perk, visitors get the opportunity to try their hand at poling the raft during their ride down the river.
Keep your eyes peeled as you drift along – you never know what fascinating beautiful trees and exquisite wildlife you might encounter!
We are the only rafting attraction in Western Jamaica offering the most tranquil and scenic bamboo rafting ride lasting over an hour along a 3-mile stretch of a river.
Rafting on the Martha Brae is the premiere choice for celebrities who want to do rafting in Jamaica. We have hosted a number of celebrities over the years including the late Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II, heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis, Richard Branson co-founder of the Virgin Group, Chuck Norris of Walker, Texas Ranger TV series fame, Dionne Warwick, Spike Lee, former NBA star Patrick Ewing, Jane Seymour actress in Doctor Quinn-medicine Woman, Kenny Rogers, the late Johnny Cash, actor Leonardo DiCaprio (Titanic), the Marley brothers, Jason Derulo, Jordin Sparks, Executive Chairman of Sandals Resorts International Adam Stewart, and of course our very own, Trelawny native and world 100 meter record holder Dr. Usain St. Leo Bolt.
