Experience the wild side of the island at Jamaica Swamp Safari Village, home to more than 30 American crocodiles, the Jamaican Boa, and several species of rare endemic birds. Check out many animals and learn about the croc-jumping scene in the James Bond movie Live & Let Die filmed here in 1972.
Leave port Falmouth and admire the lush greenery as you journey through untouched rainforests at Jamaica Swamp Safari Village. Experience Mother Nature’s finest, feel the adrenaline rush of getting up close to monster crocodiles, and listen to the sounds of rare birds before you take a stroll through Jamaica’s largest walk-through aviary.
Spot exotic animals including the Jamaican boa constrictor, the gray fox, raccoon, capuchin monkey, tayra, coati, spotted paca, and the Jamaican coney—once considered extinct. Be sure to visit the Kanaga House to see the location of the famous croc-jumping scene in the James Bond movie Live and Let Die. This is a once-in-a lifetime experience for every thrill-seeker.
- Home to more than 30 crocodiles & up-close look at animals
- Lush rainforest & the island’s largest walk-through aviary
- View of Jamaican boa, gray fox, capuchin monkey & tayra
- Filming location of croc-jumping scene in a James Bond movie
- Opportunity to see rare birds & endangered Jamaican coney
- Guided tour of Jamaica Swamp Safari Village.
- Roundtrip transportation to and from Falmouth Cruise Pier.
- Children 2 and younger are complimentary.
- You must be able to climb and descend stairs.
- You must be able to walk on unpaved or uneven terrain.
- At least 2 people are required for this activity to take place.
- Maximum group size is 25 people.