Dunn's River Falls

Ocho Rios, Central North Coast, Jamaica

June 17, 2005 10:00 AM local time

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No trip to Jamaica is complete without visiting its main attraction: Dunn's River Falls. Climbing the falls, which start at the ocean and rise about 600 feet, is invigorating and at times a little scary. Pictured in the falls are Steve and Emily Schultz. They started their day by taking a van to the falls from Half Moon Golf, Tennis & Beach Club.

The falls are often crowded later in the day, so if you make the trip get there early. Remember to bring a change of clothes and a waterproof camera. Also, at the entrance to the falls it's a good idea to rent the rubber shoes for extra climbing traction so that you will have "no problem mon."

Location

Latin America / Jamaica

Lat: 18° 25' 0.12" N
Long: 78° 8' 0.12" W

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Canon Rebel 6MP camera, Sigma 8mm lens, Kaidan steel head, Panotools & PTMac 3.0v55, Photoshop CS, and Apple QTVR v 1.01

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