Experience the Beauty! the Richness and the Vybz “Out Of Many One People”. The home of Reggae and Dancehall welcomes all her visitors to Jamdung, where thrilling adventures, breathtaking views, exciting activities, and raving nights are sure to make your experience a memorable one.
From the rhythm of the music to the mouthwatering cuisine. Likkle rum inna yuh cup and a stop by the jerk man pan di corna. There is no place that can compare to the warmth of the people and the cultural diversity found in Jamaica.
As the day winds down, relax with a refreshing beverage during the golden hour and view our spectacular sunset.
Planning a baecation? girls trip? or just a weekend getaway? The sunshine Island has countless seaside/beach resorts to choose from and here are a few of the top tourist hotspots.
Places to Visit In Jamaica
The Martha Brae River
Located outside of the town’s capital in the Parish of Trelawny, this river rafting adventure begins at ‘Rafter’s Village’. Guests are seated on a 30-foot bamboo raft that glides down a three-mile stretch of turquoise water.
Adventurers can learn about the history of the Martha Brae while enjoying the scenic view of Jamaica’s tropical rainforest, perfect for nature lovers.
A stop by a bar, gift shop, and Miss Martha’s Herb Garden for a presentation on some of the finest herbs renowned for their healing properties will put a spark in the tour.
Bob Marley Museum
One of Jamaica’s Heritage Site, the museum dedicated to Reggae icon Bob Marley can be found in the country’s capital, Kingston. The former place of residence for the ‘One Love’ singer is now a tourist hot spot.
The museum offers a glimpse into the life of Marley and one can see displays of his accomplishments and artifacts such as guitars, platinum, and gold records, awards, and photo galleries.
The grounds of the property include a theatre, exhibition hall, the main house, gift shops, and if you want to ‘Stir It Up’, visitors can enjoy scrumptious victuals from the One Love Cafe.
Negril
Hands down one of Jamaica’s most irresistible beach destinations. Negril is best known for its seven-mile stretch of white sandy shores and clear blue/turquoise water with stunning sunsets.
Located on the west end of Jamaica, the town is lined with many all-inclusive resorts, bars, and restaurants. The town offers alluring guesthouses, luxury hotels, villas, adult-only hotels, and other interesting accommodations.
This getaway is ideal for a destination wedding/honeymoon. The beaches are arrayed with many restaurants and bars. Explorers can choose from a number of water activities like snorkeling and deep-sea diving.
Places to visit in Negril:
- Rick’s Cafe
- Seven Mile Beach
- Kool Runnings Adventure Park
- Zipline Canopy Tours
Blue Mountain
Being the highest mountain in Jamaica with one of the highest mountain ranges in the Caribbean, Blue Mountain is widely known for its coffee. This national treasure spans four Parishes namely; Portland, St. Thomas, St. Andrew, and St. Mary.
The Blue Mountain Peak is a part of the Blue and Johncrow Mountains National Park and is a popular site for hiking and camping.
The spectacular sunrise and sunsets from the Peak are a sight to behold and are a must-see for campers and hikers. Cuba can also be seen from the highest points.
Explore the mountains and discover numerous springs and nature at its finest with exotic, captivating plant life. One can also participate in activities such as bird watching, coffee tours, nature walks at Holywell, and a range of other interesting features. The Blue Mountains are one of the best sites to visit in Jamaica.
Devon House
Built in the late 1800s, the Devon house mansion stands as the former residence of Jamaica’s first black millionaire George Stiebel. It is one of the most recognized monumental sites in Kingston, St. Andrew.
One can tour the mansion that is furnished with antique pieces and learn about the captivating architecture and history of the property.
Devon House is a very popular hangout spot, especially for locals on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Enjoy delicious sweet and savory freshly baked pastries and patties from the cafes. Restaurants and bars on-site offer both Jamaican and international cuisines.
The pearl of the property, however, is the famous Devon House I-Scream Shop. This frozen dessert is a sweet treat that will leave your taste buds wanting more. It offers a wide variety of flavours, some of which are unique to the Island and have become favourites among locals and tourists alike.
This landmark hemmed in by beautiful lush lawns is perfect for an evening stroll or reclining under the evergreen while savoring a delectable treat.
