Manifesto
Pick the food, culture and experiences you want, and we drive you there from your hotel and back. Airport pickups too, whenever you land.
What we do
One island, and everything you came for on it.
The best of Jamaica is spread across the island, and almost none of it is at your hotel. It’s a jerk pit off the coast road, a great house on a hill, a waterfall an hour inland, a fish fry that only happens when the boats come in.
MAPL Tours is how you reach all of it. Browse experiences we run with Jamaican guides, add real restaurants and heritage sites you want to see, say how long you want at each, and we build the day around it with a private driver from door to door.
You pay us for the experiences we run and the driving we do. Restaurants and attractions you settle directly, at the door, at their price. We also run flat-rate airport transfers to and from Sangster International, whether or not you book anything else.
How it works
The whole island, arranged around you, at a price you can see.
Four things
- I.
The whole island, not one theme
Food, culture, adventure, music, water and nature. Jamaica is not a single category, and a day here rarely is either, most people want a waterfall in the morning and jerk in the afternoon.
- II.
You build the day
Pick the experiences and the places you actually want, say how long you need at each, and the itinerary shapes itself around you rather than a fixed departure time.
- III.
We handle the road
Negril to Ocho Rios is a hundred miles of coast road, and the good stops are rarely next to each other. Private door-to-door transport comes with every itinerary, so there is no rental car and no working out the route yourself.
- IV.
Honest about what you pay
You pay MAPL Tours for the experiences we run and the driving we do. Restaurants and attractions you settle directly at their own price. Cancellations are flexible within 48 hours of booking.
By the Numbers
Small by design. Deep by intention.
22
Guided experiences
44
Restaurants & sites
10
Parishes covered
A Letter
“Come for the beach. Stay for the grandmother’s kitchen, the hillside coffee farm, the sound system in the yard. That is the Jamaica worth the flight.”