Jamaican National Parks

Jamaican National Parks are protected areas designated to preserve the island’s diverse natural landscapes, ecosystems, and wildlife. They include forests, mountains, waterfalls, beaches, and coral reefs, offering important habitats for many species. These parks help conserve biodiversity, support eco-tourism, and provide opportunities for recreation and education. Managed by government agencies, they balance environmental protection with sustainable tourism, ensuring future generations can enjoy Jamaica’s natural beauty. Visiting these parks offers an immersive experience into the island’s rich ecological heritage and underscores the importance of conservation.