Located on Jamaica's storied north coast near Ocho Rios, this historic port area blends colonial harbor charm with lush tropical scenery. The site gained cinema fame as a backdrop for James Bond adventures, with surrounding coves, caves, and beaches standing in for exotic locales in films such as Dr. No. Bright sun, turquoise water, and palm-fringed cliffs set a mood of adventure and refinement that lingers long after the credits roll. Today visitors wander the harbor and waterfront, feeling the pull of a storied past and the thrill of screen history at every turn.

Nestled on Jamaica's north coast near Ocho Rios, the Rio Bueno River location blends lush rainforest, emerald pools, and dramatic limestone caves into a cinematic backdrop. Its long association with the James Bond film series has made the area a legend of espionage-set storytelling, with production crews choosing nearby locales for Dr. No’s lair and other scenes around Ocho Rios. Visitors are enveloped by the humid tropics as waterfalls cascade over smooth rocks, while the scent of tropical foliage mingles with the sound of rushing water. The atmosphere is vibrant and cinematic, inviting visitors to imagine high-stakes chases and secret meetings just beyond the next bend.

Dr. No’s lair and other scenes were filmed around Ocho Rios; Dunn’s River Falls, Green Grotto Caves and the famous James Bond Beach appear in several Bond movies.