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TRIDENT UNDERSEA TREKKING

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Helmet diving is a safe and easy way for non-divers and even non-swimmers to enjoy an underwater adventure – exploring a coral reef, feeding tropical fish and experiencing the underwater world! Much of Jamaica’s natural beauty lies undersea and Trident Undersea Trekking makes it possible for almost anyone to explore this magnificent underwater world!

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I enjoy snorkeling a lot and I've always wanted to Snuba. Isn't that what the Sea Trek excursion really is? That's what it looks like on the website. Is it worth spending the money? I would imagine it would be if there are cool fish surrounding you.

My brother and I did it last year and it was just ...ok. Nothing really fancy and to be honest you see just as much with a mask and fins. They have a couple guides that show you some marine wildlife and one scuba diver to ensure your safety. We enjoyed the visit to cave doctor beach more than we did the tour. If I were to do this type of thing again I think I'd rather pay for the scuba resort deal and do the real thing (~$80.00 for lesson and one dive then $40.00 per dive after during your stay, without getting padi certified which is roughly $400.00 USD).

We did this when we were in MoBay in 11/2005. My husband and I both wear glasses/contacs and he had no interest in trying scuba. We both like to snorkel, but decided to give this a try. We LOVED it! It was very cool walking around on the ocean floor with fish swimming around you. The guide will let you carefully handle certain sea creatures (sea cucumber, anemones, etc.). We had four people in our group, and there were four employees with us - one wearing a helmet like us, one on the dock manning the air hoses, one snorkeling above watching us the whole time, and the fourth had scuba gear with the camera. For non-scuba people in particular we highly recommend this. Once you get comfortable with it (which only takes a few minutes) you will be glad you tried it. You can bring your own underwater camera, and your guide will help you take pictures. You can also purchase their pictures on a CD afterwards - VERY COOL!

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Montego Bay is real paradise  for any sea and water activities, and Captain's Watersports is here to offer the largest selection of such activities, along with top-of-the-line equipment and professional instruction. Below are some of our most popular activities that keep our guest coming time and time again.

Parasail high above the sparkling waters of Montego Bay while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the Jamaican paradise. From your secure spot in the sky, you’ll float along on a warm, tropical ocean breeze. An exhilarating yet safe trip for the adventurer in all of us!

Wakeboarding provides the ultimate combination of adrenaline, style and skill on the waters. A cross between snowboarding and water skiing, the wakeboarder is towed behind a speedboat with their feet strapped to a board. Lessons available.

Zoom across the postcard waters of Jamaica and experience the thrill of hurdling over the waves on an inflatable banana boat ride in Montego Bay. It’s the ultimate way to cool off after enjoying some time in the sun and a safe adventure for the entire family.

Water skiing is a fantastic experience and exhilarating sport, not only great fun but superb exercise and a thrill ride from start to finish. Captains Watersports provides water skiing for all ages and standards, for first timers to expert water skiers.

Tubing is fun for the whole family including children and seniors as you don’t do any “work” as you just float across the ocean, a must do activity in Montego Bay. Of course, small children would need to be with adults

A rather simple but exciting form of boarding, as you kneel on your heels on the board and secure yourselves to the deck with an adjustable strap over the thighs and be towed at a planning speed of up to 20 kmh. Lessons available

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Stay cool and dry as you view a stunning array of tropical marine life aboard Captains Watersports Glass Bottom Boat. Through our windows to the sea, you will witness the wonders of the ocean.

Scuba diving is a fun underwater sport and activity that almost anyone can try. It is a great way to unwind and discover something new in a world that is far removed from our daily world.

A bottom fishing trip with us is a great way to experience fishing in Montego Bay. All the required equipment are included and absolutely zero experience is necessary! Catches include snapper, grouper, jacks etc.

Captains Watersports, experienced captains will help you catch that big marlin or tuna. In Montego Bay you don't have to go too far out to meet the deep, so you do not have to spend hours of your time just getting to the fishing areas.

We’re ready to take care of all your boat rental & charter needs! Sailboat charters can be a fun way to enjoy a sailing vacation without all the work. Let Captains Watersports help you find the best charter for you.

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Enjoy a relaxing paddle around with you or a partner. a great way to explore what is around you and relax while on vacation. Our well maintained Kayaks are yours for the use.

Take a Guided Walk on the Ocean Floor in St. Thomas

What to expect.

• Get up close and personal with the inhabitants of the coral reef in a natural open ocean environment.
• A certified Sea Trek guide will lead you and your group of no more than 8 people along an underwater trail through the coral reef that surrounds Coral World’s Undersea Observatory.
• You are likely to encounter schools of horse-eye jacks, beautiful parrotfish, arrow crabs, sea cucumbers, and possibly even a stingray or sea turtle!
• Because of the weight and design of the helmet, you will have the ability to walk comfortably along the seafloor with a railing for added stability.
• Personalized photos and video of your experience will be available for purchase after your program.
• Your participation in this program helps Coral World Ocean Park support critical marine life conservation efforts.

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Does anyone know if it's possible to do a SeaTrek in Jamaica? Something like the link below, where you walk on the sea bed with a helmet on that provides oxygen:

http://www.sea-trek.com/about/programs/

I've come across a few websites that mention this is available in Doctors Cave beach in Montego Bay by a company called Chukka, but they were really old websites, and when I spoke to Chukka directly on their live chat on their website, they said they do not do this anymore and that the links I found were outdated.

Would really like to see if there was anywhere in Jamaica that provide this activity, as both me and my wife aren't really swimmers but would enjoy this experience.

The alternative is snuba which is similar to the scuba experience by without the tank of compressed air on your back. The air compressor in one a raft on the suffice and air is feed thru a tube to your mouth. You wear a mask similar to that used by scuba or snorkeling.

Looks like: https://www.viator.com/tours/Montego-Bay/SNUBA-Dive-Experience-in-Montego-Bay/d432-7034SNUBA

It is available both in MoBay and Ochi.

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Montego Bay side trips: From Bob Marley’s birthplace to bamboo rafting and bioluminescence lagoon

• Updated: Apr. 14, 2024, 12:29 p.m. |
• Published: Apr. 14, 2024, 8:04 a.m.

Bamboo rafting down the Martha Brae River near Montego Bay, Jamaica. Susan Glaser, Cleveland.com

• Susan Glaser, cleveland.com

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – Sure, you could spend your entire Jamaican vacation inside your resort. But why would you?

There’s so much to see in this island nation, and my five-day trip last month didn’t scratch half of it.

Here’s a list of several trips I took from my Montego Bay resort, and a few destinations I would have liked to see. Note: Transportation costs are extra, and can be pricey.

Rafting on the Martha Brae River

Australian actor Errol Flynn reportedly popularized this tourist activity in Jamaica, which got its start as a way to transport bananas to port. Flynn turned it into a leisure activity, and today, it’s one of the country’s top tourist attractions. There are a several places in Jamaica to take a bamboo raft ride, but the Martha Brae River near Falmouth is the most popular. Guides lead groups of two down the river on 30-foot rafts made almost entirely of bamboo. Most tours last about an hour and travel three miles. Some include a foot massage. Tip: We visited on a day with no cruise ship docked in Falmouth and had the river nearly to ourselves. Cost: $99 for two. Information: jamaicarafting.com

Luminous Lagoon

Another popular attraction near Falmouth takes place at night in the brackish Luminous Lagoon, where the Martha Brae River meets the Caribbean Sea. The result: One of a handful of places on Earth that produces the perfect environment for tiny glow-in-the-dark microorganisms known as dinoflagellates. Visitors are transported via boat to the center of the lagoon, where swimmers can get in the water (or not). Moving around in the water makes the organisms light up. Note: The water here is only about 4 feet deep; the bottom is muddy and water shoes are recommended. Tour cost: $25. Information: glisteningwaters.com/luminous-lagoon-tour

Playing in the pools at YS Falls, one of dozens of scenic waterfalls in Jamaica. Susan Glaser, Cleveland.com

There are numerous scenic waterfalls in Jamaica that operate as swimming holes, including YS Falls on the south side of Jamaica. The falls features seven levels of pools to play in, along with a couple of swings to launch yourself into the water. Other falls within driving distance of Montego Bay include Dunn’s River (the most-visited attraction in Jamaica), Blue Hole Falls and Mayfield Falls. Admission to YS Falls: $21, $13 ages 3-15. Information: ysfalls.com

Bob Marley fans may want to make the trek to Nine Mile, a small village in the mountains where the reggae superstar was born in 1945. Visitors can tour Marley’s childhood home and final resting place. The small village is at least a two hour drive from Montego Bay. Note: Serious fans recommend traveling all the way to Kingston, home to the Bob Marley Museum , located in the musician’s former residence.

Built in the late 18th century, Greenwood Great House near Montego Bay, Jamaica, is filled with authentic furnishings, books and musical instruments. Susan Glaser, Cleveland.com

Greenwood Great House

Construction on this fascinating home began in 1780 and was completed by 1800, built by Richard Barrett, cousin of English poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. At one time, Barrett owned the largest sugar plantation on the island, with 8,000 acres and 2,000 slaves. Unlike most other plantation homes, this one was undamaged during the slave rebellion of Christmas 1831, which was one of the catalysts for the abolition of slavery throughout the British colonies three years later.

About 70% of the house contents are original, including exquisite antique furniture and more than 300 books, most at least 200 years old. Among the memorable pieces: a first-edition “Dombey and Son” by Charles Dickens and a piano made for King Edward VII by Thomas Broadwood, who made pianos for Beethoven (“and who actually satisfied him, when others could not,” according to our guide).

Also on display: a roster of the enslaved people owned by Barrett, alongside a mantrap, which was used to catch runaway slaves.

Located between Montego Bay and Falmouth on a hilltop overlooking the sea, the house is currently occupied by Bob Betton, who purchased the property in 1976 and opened it to the public, and who may be around to chat about its history. Admission: $20. Information: greenwoodgreathouse.com

Nearby: Rose Hall Great Hall, built in the 1770s, destroyed during the Christmas Rebellion and restored in the 1960s; tours focus on the legend of Annie Palmer, whose ghost is said to haunt the house. Information: rosehall.com

Music Mansion

Another historic house worth a stop: The Music Mansion, open since 2022, filled with photos and other artifacts from some of the world’s best known rock stars, including John Lennon, Prince, Bob Marley, Tina Turner and numerous others. Audio tours include intimate observations from the owner – “Mr. X” – a former music executive from Canada.

The house doubles as a small inn, with rooms themed to individual musicians, from Madonna to Mick Jagger. Also available here: Jamaican cooking classes and night-time dance parties. The owner also offers private tours of nearby caves as well as Nine Mile. For information: [email protected]

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What Goes Below: 6 Easy Underwater Adventures on Grand Cayman Island

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Discover stunning underwater landscapes whether you stay dry, ease in or take the plunge

If you are SCUBA certified, you probably already know about Grand Cayman Island: It’s one of the top-rated dive destinations in the Caribbean, offering up stellar underwater visibility, colorful reefs, shipwrecks and plunging underwater walls. But you don’t have to be a diver to discover what lies below, and in some cases, you don’t even have to get your head wet to see under the sea. Here, from mildest to wildest, are some of the ways to discover Grand Cayman’s underwater attractions.

Under Glass

Thanks to clear waters and nearshore reefs, the west end of Grand Cayman is ideal for glass bottom boat tours. An easy and relatively inexpensive way to watch fish flit about the shallow corals or take in the remains of a shipwreck is aboard the Reef Roamer. This stable, 34-foot vessel plies the calm waters around the George Town harbor and is suitable for ages pre-K to post-retirement. It’s popular with the cruise ship crowd, so on-island visitors may want to reserve ahead rather than chance walking on.

If you are ready to delve a bit deeper into Grand Cayman’s underwater scene, but don’t want to lose contact with the surface, you can experience a submarine-like adventure aboard the Seaworld Observatory. This custom-built tour vessel places passengers in a below-water viewing chamber where they can easily watch the surrounding sea life, while remaining dry and in air-conditioned comfort.

Deep Perspectives

For a glimpse of what lies farther below, sign up for a tour of duty aboard the Atlantis XI. This is a true submarine, capable of moving freely about the ocean floor at depths of 100 feet. The large central passenger chamber eliminates any sense of claustrophobia, there’s no rocking motion, and because the sub is sealed and dry, there are no pressure changes during descents and assents. Individual viewing ports provide glimpses of shipwrecks, reefs and the upper edge of the island’s famous underwater walls. There are also night trips, where the sub’s powerful exterior lights are used to reveal the hidden details of reef life.

Large portholes line the sides of the Atlantis Submarine. These windows provide fantastic views and bring in light to keep passengers from feeling claustrophobic. Photo: Cayman Islands Submarine

Head in a Bubble

It’s an update on Jules Verne. Sea Trek sends you underwater with an air-filled helmet on your head and an airline providing a steady flow of fresh air from the surface. Like an old-fashioned hard hat diver, you’ll be weighted to walk on the bottom, so there are no swimming or buoyancy control skills to master. Heads stay dry during a guided underwater stroll along a marked pathway, making it possible to wear glasses or keep your contacts in place. Children as young as eight can participate.

Instead of attempting to master underwater buoyancy skills, Sea Trek divers follow a handrail to enjoy a guided tour of the reefs, with no fear of bumping fragile formations. Photo: Karen Doody/SeaTREK

Lose the Tank

SNUBA is like SCUBA diving, only without the tank and other bulky equipment. The air supply remains on the surface, leaving the diver unencumbered, with just a breathing mouthpiece and a small harness that acts as a surface tether. Because depths are limited to 20 feet or less, there’s no need to consult decompression tables or deal with the other physiological concerns of deeper diving. All one needs to do is master the simple acts of breathing through a regulator and equalizing the ears during descent, then it’s off and swimming. Among the SNUBA adventures offered on Grand Cayman are fish feedings and a visit to a shallow shipwreck.

SNUBA divers get their air supply through a long hose that attaches to a tank floating on the surface. This adventure can be enjoyed with no prior dive training. Photo: Steve Foulger

Many of the same operations that cater to active scuba divers also offer introductory programs that allow neophytes to master the basics. Programs are usually about two hours in length, and include some initial on-land instruction on the use of the equipment, followed by one or more underwater excursions. When choosing, look for programs that are sanctioned by one of the major training agencies, which include PADI, NAUI, SSI and SDI.

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