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PLACES TO STAY
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Jamaican Boa (Epicrates subflavus) in the wild
near Cockpit Country, Trelawny, Jamaica — the densest remaining Jamaican Boa population in the island's karst limestone landscape.

Cockpit Country, Trelawny, Jamaica — the densest remaining Jamaican Boa population in the island's karst limestone landscape. is one of the top spots to sight Jamaican Boa (Epicrates subflavus) in the wild. Below are the best-rated places to stay within 25 km, plus tips for spotting nearby.

Jamaican Boa (Epicrates subflavus)

BEST TIME TO SEE

Year-round; most active at night; best encountered March–September when females are gravid and bask more in the late afternoon.

SIGHTING TIP

Night hike in Cockpit Country with a local guide; boas drape themselves over limestone ledges waiting for bats at cave entrances at dusk.

Coordinates

18.3000°N, 77.7000°W

HABITAT

Wet and dry limestone forest, coastal scrub, and cave systems; associated with Jamaican cave-nesting bat colonies.

CONSERVATION STATUS

Vulnerable

Hotels and Stays Nearby

Within 25 Km

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