
Jamaica Travel Guide
Jamaica one of the Caribbean Islands in the Caribbean Sea located south of Cuba. The island gained full independence within the British Commonwealth in 1962.
Jamaica Beaches
Rose Hall Beach Club – is a private white sand beach in a secluded tropical settings, restaurants, tropical bar with complete water sports programme including scuba diving, sunset cruises, jet skis, para sailing, banana boat rides and lots more.
Doctor’s Cave Beach Bathing Club – the most popular among beaches in Montego Bay whose brilliant waters attracted our first visitors by ship in 1912.
Aguasol Theme Park – is one of the kind beach park located at the Walter Fletcher Beach on Montego Bay’s Hip Strip. The beach park includes many facilities including tennis courts, MoBay 500, carting race course, water sports, table tennis and many more.
James Bond Beach Club – the beach is situated on a private peninsula with three white sand beaches, restaurants, bar and variety of boats available.
Jamaica Cave
Green Grotto Caves – near Ocho Rios is known at various times as the Runaway Bay Caves, Cave Hall caves, Discovery Bay Caves, Dry Harbour Caves, Hopewell Caves, Rum Caves and Diary Caves are among Jamaica’s most prominent natural attractions. The caves are world famous and tourists are visiting the caves since the 18 th century is situated on the North Coast.
The main feature of the nature created caves is the large labyrinthine limestone cave with its numerous rock formation its stalactites, stalagmites and abundance of overhead ceiling pockets. The Green Grotto is characterized by numerous chambers, light holes and a subterranean lake.
Jamaica Historical Sites
Fire Fly – the former home of playwright and songwriter Neol Coward is now a national monument with exhibition of his personal life.
Hilton High Day Tour – is a private estate in the hilly interior and a guided nature walk explains the history of the island, meet country people and enjoy the foods.
Jamaica Safari
ChUKka Blue Adventure – a four-day safari by vehicle through historical sites, river, mountains and beaches.
Charles Swaby’s Black River Safari – the premier wildlife and nature tour in the Black river lower morass with crocodiles, birds and mangroves.
Jamaica ATV Tour – a cruise through the hills and nature trails of Rose Hall on your very own all terrain vehicle and experience the other side of Jamaica.
Jeep Safari & River Walk – after traveling along the coastline and then into the hills and down the valley.
Jamaica Water Falls
Dunn’s River Falls & Park – one of Jamaica’s national treasure and popularly known as reggae is the best and most beautiful spots on the islands. It is living and growing phenomena and continuously regenerates itself from the deposits of travertine rock.
Mayfield Falls & Mineral Springs – from the mountains the waterfalls provide a splendid view and up the river there are over twenty natural swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s.
Roaring River Park – the former slave plantation the roaring river estate near Petersfield in the parish of Westmoreland is named for the gushing waters of the river. Now a heritage and nature park to give a taste of Jamaica’s cultural heritage and enjoy its natural beauty.
Y. S. Falls – is located in the beautiful countryside on Jamaica’s undeveloped south coast are quite spectacular.