Ocho Rios Zion Bus Tour

Ocho Rios, Jamaica

A must for every reggae enthusiast! Take a ride on the 'Zion Bus' with your fellow reggae fans while your dreadlocked driver and guide tells tales of the life of Bob Marley. Stop off at a local Jerk Center for a traditional Jamaican lunch of jerk, rice, peas and other yummy treats!

The authentic Jamaican Country Bus, the 'Zion Bus Line', will take you on a unique tour from the Island Village in Ocho Rios, via Claremont, to the birth and final resting place of the King of Reggae, Bob Marley. This pilgrimage has been specifically designed for Reggae enthusiasts and hardcore Bob Marley fans who would like to visit the 'Graceland' of Reggae!

The bus ride is a scenic tour of rural St. Ann! Rock to the rhythm of Bob's greatest hits as your 'dreadlocked' driver maneuvers down the narrow winding country roads to the mountain village of Nine Miles. Level the vibes with an Irie Rum Punch and listen carefully as your 'ductor' (conductor and guide) tells tales of the life and times of young Bob and how he grew up in the hills of St. Ann.

If you are a baby boomer who was hip to the 60's and 70's music of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Jimmy Cliff or if you are now a fan of Shaggy, Beenie Man and the Dance Hall phenomenon, this is a Reggae experience you can't miss!

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USD $74.99

Review by: Dawn R	April 2012
Great time. Nice to see so much of Jamaica.

Review by: wonderwo1976	July 2011
No air-conditioning! We had to peel off the vinyl seats (3hrs in total). We read other reviews and it said they were funny and knowledgeable about Bob Marley and reggae in general. NO! They threw on a couple of DVD's and blandly talked about Bob. We owned those DVD's and we could of ran the tour better. Then we get to Marley's foundation and we get a tour guide that says nothing but screams out incoherent jokes about the other tourists. Everyone has there hands out for tips. I mean everyone! Since we are true fans of Bob Marley we really wanted to pay respect to his mausoleum and say a prayer but we were rushed out so we can hear the guide continue on with his foolishness. If we ever go back to Jamaica we will hire a private air-conditioned taxi and go there on our own (which would have been a lot cheaper). So that we can enjoy the bars and take our time without being hassled. It is a nice place to hang out and if you are a Rastafarian at heart you can legally buy and smoke if you choose to do so.

Review by: Lindsey T	April 2011
Just do it! Brilliant. Only wish we had a rasta driver. x

Review by: Christopher D, United States of America	August 2009
The tour guide and bus ride were awesome. You get to learn a lot about Jamaica and Bob Marley on this trip as well as take in the beautiful scenery of the St. Ann Mountains along the way.

Review by: Scott N, United States of America	August 2009
The tour was well organized and entertaining, and we had an excellent tour guide. It was fun to travel alongside fellow Bob Marley enthusiasts who appreciate his music as much as we do!

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	June 2009
Worth doing.