Blue Hole at a glance
Island Gully Falls is about a 20-minute drive from Ocho Rios. The attraction lists swimming, rope swings, forest trails and guided exploration among its experiences. Life jackets are provided, and changing rooms, restrooms, lockers, snack bars and showers are available.
Current published hours: Sunday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM. Current published admission: US$25 for non-resident adults and US$15 for non-resident children age 10 and under. Hours and prices can change, so confirm them with the attraction before you go.
What to bring
Pack swimwear, water shoes, a towel, a change of clothes and a waterproof phone case. Because the experience includes wet, rocky terrain, follow your guide and use only designated areas for jumping or swimming.
Who may enjoy it
Blue Hole is a strong fit for travelers who want an active waterfall day with swimming and optional adventure. You do not need to do every jump or rope swing to enjoy the setting; choose activities that suit your comfort level and follow on-site guidance.
Getting there from Ocho Rios
The attraction is on Thatch Hill Road in Lodge, St. Ann. If you are not driving, compare transportation or guided-tour options that include pickup. Confirm pickup location, admission inclusions and return transportation before booking.
Blue Hole or Dunn’s River Falls?
Both can anchor a waterfall day, but they offer different experiences. Blue Hole emphasizes natural pools, rope swings and guided exploration in the hills, while Dunn’s River Falls is known for climbing its terraced waterfall toward the sea. If waterfalls are a priority, read our Dunn’s River Falls guide and choose the experience that best fits your trip.
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