Fern Gully

Tourist attraction · Saint Ann

Fern Gully

Tourist attraction · Saint Ann

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9WP5+976, A3, Ocho Rios, Jamaica

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Experience the enchanting Fern Gully, a lush, winding drive through towering ferns and charming roadside vendors, where nature and adventure collide.  

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"A Magnificent Gorge One of the most romantic drives in Jamaica takes you just outside Ocho Rios and onto the A3 highway, through "Fern Gully": a stunning three-mile gorge surrounded by sky-scraping, 30-foot fern trees. You’ll feel as if you’re on a completely different island as you pass through this natural, green tunnel, once a riverbed. Pull off to the side where possible to stop and take in the views, and even a walk. Because this is a road often taken by visitors and is one of Jamaica's natural wonders, there are vendors lining up the road, but not so many that it spoils the view. Keep an eye on the road at all times—there might be a man on leaf-adorned stilts appearing before you. Never a dull moment in Jamaica."

The Best of Ocho Rios and Jamaica's North
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Hope Ogunbamiyo

Google
Fern Gully is one of the most amazing places I’ve seen. As you drive through, you can feel the temperature change from the cover of the trees. The road is twisty and winding, but it is an incredibly scenic and calming drive. Be sure to stop at the various vendors along the way!

high as kites_April

Google
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!! A must see if you are in the area. It’s free, so no excuses to miss this. The drive in is great and the towering trees and dense, lush fauna are magnificent. You feel as if you’ve entered a truly special place. Even the sounds and smells are fantastic in the jungle. There are a couple vendors there and also a man on stilts covered in leaves and flowers. He blended in to the trees and stepped out once we passed and scared us. It was a pleasant surprise though, and all in all, a great experience!

Marcia Miller-Rogers

Google
I took a wrong turn and I thought I was lost but Google Maps helped me. I loved the fern tunnels! Well, my car kept hitting on the ferns! Other than that I loved it!

Marcello Maximillian Bruffinton

Google
cool😎..winding road pleasant drive good road surface with part concrete, part asphalt. drive carefully.

Jason George Photography

Google
Great drive.. just be careful.

Lynne Arrowsmith

Google
Beautiful drive up through the forest . Lovely to get off the tourist track .

Tsarie Robinson

Google
Had flat tire had to wait a while. But the scenery was great so full of green all over. But the mosquitoes almost ate me alive. Would recommend people fo just view the Fern Gully. But remember not to litter and damage the ferns.

Sir Khris (‘Kaptain’)

Google
This is a main route from Kingston into Saint Ann, you can call it the rollercoaster road as the many “S” and “C” turns that you'll be making may leave you dizzy, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a “O” in the bidding somewhere but for that you'll have to go all the way to Ochi Rios en route to the Toll. Feen Gully is what you can call a state road, you may find a few local craft and fruits vendors, don't be shy to stop and support them; and yes it's safe. Ensure you're good on petrol as not many stations are on this route, once you leave Monique, you’ll have to wait until you get into Ochi Rios. Safe Travels!

Hope Ogunbamiyo

Google
Fern Gully is one of the most amazing places I’ve seen. As you drive through, you can feel the temperature change from the cover of the trees. The road is twisty and winding, but it is an incredibly scenic and calming drive. Be sure to stop at the various vendors along the way!

high as kites_April

Google
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!! A must see if you are in the area. It’s free, so no excuses to miss this. The drive in is great and the towering trees and dense, lush fauna are magnificent. You feel as if you’ve entered a truly special place. Even the sounds and smells are fantastic in the jungle. There are a couple vendors there and also a man on stilts covered in leaves and flowers. He blended in to the trees and stepped out once we passed and scared us. It was a pleasant surprise though, and all in all, a great experience!

Marcia Miller-Rogers

Google
I took a wrong turn and I thought I was lost but Google Maps helped me. I loved the fern tunnels! Well, my car kept hitting on the ferns! Other than that I loved it!

Marcello Maximillian Bruffinton

Google
cool😎..winding road pleasant drive good road surface with part concrete, part asphalt. drive carefully.

Jason George Photography

Google
Great drive.. just be careful.

Lynne Arrowsmith

Google
Beautiful drive up through the forest . Lovely to get off the tourist track .

Tsarie Robinson

Google
Had flat tire had to wait a while. But the scenery was great so full of green all over. But the mosquitoes almost ate me alive. Would recommend people fo just view the Fern Gully. But remember not to litter and damage the ferns.

Sir Khris (‘Kaptain’)

Google
This is a main route from Kingston into Saint Ann, you can call it the rollercoaster road as the many “S” and “C” turns that you'll be making may leave you dizzy, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a “O” in the bidding somewhere but for that you'll have to go all the way to Ochi Rios en route to the Toll. Feen Gully is what you can call a state road, you may find a few local craft and fruits vendors, don't be shy to stop and support them; and yes it's safe. Ensure you're good on petrol as not many stations are on this route, once you leave Monique, you’ll have to wait until you get into Ochi Rios. Safe Travels!
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