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Top Things to do in Jamaica
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What to do and see in Jamaica, Jamaica: The Best Things to do
Is there anything better than stretching out like a cat in a warm patch of Jamaican sun? Only if you sprinkle your island vacation with a dash of adventure. Known fondly as “the land of wood and water,” Jamaica’s forests feature prime hiking and bird watching. History buffs can the heritage sites of Trelawny, while reggae and dancehall fans will love the authentic music clubs of Kingston. Montego Bay is perfect for snorkeling and shopping, while the spas of Ocho Rios can make any stresses melt away.
Restaurants in Jamaica
1. Blue Hole
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6,791 reviews
Come experience a little thrill and adventure, getting to see breathtaking views, and doing optional jumps on the way down, through a Jamaican jungle! The river is refreshing, and the views are once in a lifetime, it is a experience you won't regret, or soon forget!
Reviewed By sweetsarah7
The blue hole is a lot of fun especially if you are a thrill seeker and like to do cliff jumping, Omar was our tour guide he absolutely made me and my husband feel super special, he took many pictures along the way of our adventure, highly recommend Omar for your tour guide he is the best
2. Devon House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,098 reviews
The 19th century home of George Stiebel, the first black millionaire in the Caribbean, Devon House presents a unique and extraordinary opportunity for multiple experiences in a center of excellence in the city of Kingston, Jamaica. It combines heritage, park facilities, restaurants and shopping for the best of what is authentically Jamaican. Here, the arts, education and entertainment co-exist to give Jamaicans and Tourists alike a space that appeals to all senses.
Reviewed By traveller19622015 - Toronto, Canada
This ia a must have every time I go to Jamaica. I enjoy the mango, coconut and rum and raisin ice cream.
3. Treasure Beach
4. Seven Mile Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7,990 reviews
Pirates once haunted this seven-mile stretch of golden sand beach, now ruled by pleasure-seeking beach bums and sun-worshipers.
Reviewed By 318delphines
We had a delicious lunch, relax under the shadded Palma tree n enjoyed the beautiful beach n water sports located along the beaches. If you are going to Jamaica you must take a trip to Negri.
5. Martha Brae River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,848 reviews
Reviewed By tinadQ4449BY - Warrington, United Kingdom
this is a half day tour is a fantastic way to get to grips with some of Jamaica's picture perfect waterways. a laid back spot hidden in lust vegetation, before going on the raft you get the chance to look round the herb gardens and sourveigner shops, you get your raftsman who helps you aboard your bamboo raft. and you sail down the lazy river, and you just listen to the birds singing for 3 miles our raftsman had been doing this for 40 years
6. Bob Marley Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,408 reviews
The world-famous reggae star's home, displaying Marley's guitar and other artifacts.
Reviewed By Allen1307 - Rugby, United Kingdom
I visited the Bob Marley Museum today anybody who visits Jamaica must see this museum It was Bob’s house in Kingston, his recording studio, where he played football, where he rehearsed, and where he hung out. It’s also where unidentified gunmen tried to assassinate him - you can still see the bullet holes. Our Tour guide was great very informative and friendly.
7. Dunn's River Falls and Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19,258 reviews
Reviewed By TracyJhb
We visited as part of an excursion booked through our ship MSC. Included in the excursion was Mystic mountain Rainforest Sky Explorer, a chair lift ride that soars 700 feet above the tree tops, transporting you high above Ocho Rios. Lovely views to the surrounding trees and bay below. Next up, you hop aboard Bobsled Jamaica, a bobsled that speeds you along stainless steel rails on a 1,000-meter, gravity-driven thrill ride through the forest. It is self controlled, so you can go as fast or slow as you like. Much fun! We were then transported the short distance to Dunns River Falls. It was very hot, and pretty crowded. However we were able to get lockers and a guide ( the process is not that self evident). Our guide, Mr Shaw, and chief photographer Curtis, made the experience so enjoyable and fun. The tips we paid them were so worthwhile... it would not have been as entertaining without them. Everyone links up in a human chain to begin ascending this beautiful travertine waterfall, which cascades in an amazing formation. I was fortunate to be right behind the guide, who guided us expertly up the 180ft high falls, directing my every step, so as not to misstep. The water is quick flowing and pretty strong, so water shoes are essential, and you will get very wet! Leave phones, cameras and extra clothes in a locker.They showed us all the fun spots for quick showers, bum slides etc, all with photo opportunities. This was one of our favorite excursions. Thanks to our fantastic guides! The dvd does provide great memories for afterwards.
8. Rastafari Indigenous Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
From the moment we meet you at Montego Bay Gardens, you'll know this is a special place. A space we have created to connect you to Rastafari, to make universal human connections, and to preserve and protect our Rasta culture of humanity. As we trud (journey) together across the River and through the bamboo glade, you become attuned to the energy of water, air, living things. Savor coconut water served in a calabash bowl when you arrive at Rasta Village. After learning about Rasta philosophy and liberty in the Big Hut, you're invited to meet and talk with community members in their different cottage enterprises and see their hand-make drums, soaps, jewelry and art. First Man nurtures the organic permaculture medicinal herb farm. Our time together ends, for today, with an interactive spiritual drumming session with community members. You depart enriched, renewed, and engaged with life.
Reviewed By gordonb763
Very interesting place to visit, youll see how they make a living and you get to hear about the rastafarian ways. Youll get to see how things are made and can purchase things like soaps, jewellery, bowls etc. Very good for families to visit.
9. Nine Miles
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 888 reviews
Birthplace and mausoleum of reggae legend Bob Marley.
Reviewed By Samuels_9 - Nottingham, United Kingdom
This visit was very interesting. We saw the burial place of Bob Marley and his mother, truely emotional. The house Bob grew up in, his bedroom, kitchen and lots more. Truely amazing trip, took 3/4 hrs well worth a visit. The coach journey is bumpy the roads are not like ours! The tour guide very knowledgable and there is a bar and gift shop. Definately worth a visit.
10. Blue Waters Beach Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 290 reviews
Party all day on this white sand slice of paradise!
Reviewed By JWR2828
We arrived in Falmouth, Jamaica March 5th this year aboard the Harmony of the Sea, a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line BIG ship. We were told that this excursion will be one of the best days on an island, and they weren’t kidding. Get a cabana for the day for 50.00. Lounge chairs, towels,etc. We got the food and beverage package. The food was a Jamaican delight. From jerk chicken to a Jamaica curry stew, salads, pork kabobs, wings,Jamaica style, beans and wieners and mac and cheese Jamaica style for the grandkids. The Key Lime pie was to die for. With this package deal they had was Premium Drinks and beer which was thumbs up all day. Try the massage tables for 50.00 hr. These ladies got my shoulder back in to action, dislocated it the week before the trip. The grandchildren had virgin strawberry daiquiris throughout the day. They liked alot of the food from the buffet, they are 3 and 5yrs. Old. They played in the sand that felt like flour and had the best of times. The workers at the resort actually raked the sand from the waters edge, all the way up to the restaurant and bars. Yes the water was that beautiful Caribbean Blue with those lazy waivers rolling in. Along the shore line and about 30ft. into the water the sand felt great. Then you start getting into coral here and there. Best to wear water shoes if you’re going out deep. They had Kayaking, those two person water bikes, lotsa fun. There was a lot more activities to do, but I had all the fun I could handle. Give This Beach Resort a shot for a day. Oh, check out Mr. Smurf at the disco bar, he is the D.J.
