Escape to the laid-back paradise of Negril, the perfect Caribbean destination to unwind and rejuvenate. With its pristine white sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and vibrant local culture, Negril offers a unique and unforgettable experience for all travelers seeking a tranquil escape. Nestled on the western coast of Jamaica, Negril boasts a relaxed atmosphere that … Read more
Turtle River Park is in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. It occupies over three hectares of land in the heart of the tourist town. Opened June 18, 2004, tourists and locals frequent this area. Once used as a bus park, the Urban Development Cooperation (UDC), a government entity responsible for some prime attractions on the island, decided … Read more
Summerset Falls is in Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica’s most beautiful parish. Surrounded by a lush tropical forest, it gives a unique experience found nowhere else on the island. While it is not comparable to Jamaica’s best waterfall Dunns River Falls, it is worth the journey. The scenic view of Portland’s rich forest and picture-perfect coastline … Read more
If you are looking for a breathtaking beach to relax on while in Jamaica, look no further than Puerto Seco Beach. This secluded beach is located in Discovery Bay and offers stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. You can expect crystal-clear water, soft white sand, and plenty of palm trees. Cost For Entry It costs … Read more
The Green Grotto Caves are a limestone cave in Saint Anns, Jamaica. They are formed by water erosion and are known for their beautiful calcite deposits. Green Grotto Caves is a popular tourist attraction and offer visitors an exciting exploration experience. This comprehensive guide will discuss everything you need to know. History of the Green … Read more
Ocho Rios is a great place to visit; with plenty of activities and attractions, it is also safe. However, did you know it’s also home to some stunning beaches? If you’re looking for a beach to relax on during your stay in Ocho Rios, here are seven excellent options worth checking out. Turtle Beach/ Ocho … Read more
Dunn’s River Fall, Reggae Music, Bob Marley, Usain Bolt, and Jerk are three things most people associate with Jamaica. Therefore, it is impossible not to hear any of them mention in a conversation about being Jamaican or taking a trip to Jamaica. The craze about Dunn’s River Falls baffled me for many years. Bob and … Read more
Bob Marley Beach in Bull Bay, Saint Andrew, is not your typical tourist attraction. There is no white sand beach, lifeguard, security, or guide—just a beautiful dark sand beach with minimal human interference. Although well-known because of its association with a famous musician, it is not developed nor flocked by tourists. Instead, only locals, true … Read more
Many cheap things to do in Kingston, Jamaica, whether locals or tourists exploring the capital city. Some are free, but you will have to pay a minimal cost for others. These places are popular with locals, giving you an authentic feel of the Island’s culture. Some are my favorite which I have visited many times … Read more
The Bob Marley Museum is the former home of Reggae legend the Hon. Rebert Nesta Marley. Six years after his death in 1981, his wife Rita Marley turned it into a museum to celebrate his life. This museum displays Marley’s treasures and features a well-equipped 80-seat theatre, a photographic gallery, a record shop, and a … Read more
