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Experience crocodiles on the Black River Safari while cruising through Jamaica's largest remaining wetlands.

The Black River is home to the endangered American Crocodile. Experience an unforgettable exotic crocodile safari and see Jamaica‘s largest remaining wetlands.

During this unforgettable, six mile, 1 ½ hour boat trip, you are sure to see plenty of the 300 endangered American Crocodiles that live in the river.

The guides know the crocs on a first-name basis. “Come Charley, come”, says the guide, whistling loudly to see if the croc is hungry. The steely-eyed 12-foot crocodile approaches the boat while, just a few feet away, another, named Freddy, stares at us.

As you cruise up the river all signs of civilization disappear and the mangroves thicken. The area is covered in wild cane and red, black and white mangroves. Red mangroves have aerial roots that reach down like pipe organs to the waterline below. As you glide along, 100 species of birds take flight.

If you are lucky, you’ll see an osprey, egret or a green-back heron. Guides call the heron the “crocodile dentist” because he perches in the open mouth of a crocodile and cleans it‘s teeth!

The Safari Tour is very nice and makes a full day when combined with a visit to the Appleton Estate and/or YS Falls.

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