Jamaica Tourist Attraction
The island nation of Jamaica is abundantly bestowed with mesmerizing beauties. However, it is not merely the exotic natural sights that catch your breath; you are sure to be equally rapt while witnessing some of the man made constructions and examples of the civilized world.
*Montego Bay is a place where history and legend unite.
Located on the northern shore, Montego Bay is the jewel of Jamaica's Gold Coast and one of the most well known tourist destinations in the world. As Jamaica's second largest city, Montego Bay is vibrant, colorful and home to some of the most prestigious resorts in the Caribbean.
One of the most historical tourist attractions in Jamaica is the Rose Hall Great House where you can learn the fascinating tale of the white witch, Annie Palmer, and the historical plantation houses of Greenwood and Belfield. Take a relaxing raft trip down the Martha Brae or Great Rivers. Visit ten square miles of protected waters alive with coral reefs and exotic fish at the Montego Bay Marine Park.
A few miles east of Montego Bay, in the town of Falmouth, you'll find well-preserved Georgian architecture in the Parish Church built in 1795 as well as the courthouse built in 1815.
Don't miss Montego Bay's the famous Doctor's Cave Beach and Glouchester Avenue. It's the center of activity with restaurants, night clubs, bars, duty-free shopping and art galleries. Shopping is great in the local crafts markets and all over town.
Located on the northern shore, Montego Bay is the jewel of Jamaica's Gold Coast and one of the most well known tourist destinations in the world. As Jamaica's second largest city, Montego Bay is vibrant, colorful and home to some of the most prestigious resorts in the Caribbean.
One of the most historical tourist attractions in Jamaica is the Rose Hall Great House where you can learn the fascinating tale of the white witch, Annie Palmer, and the historical plantation houses of Greenwood and Belfield. Take a relaxing raft trip down the Martha Brae or Great Rivers. Visit ten square miles of protected waters alive with coral reefs and exotic fish at the Montego Bay Marine Park.
A few miles east of Montego Bay, in the town of Falmouth, you'll find well-preserved Georgian architecture in the Parish Church built in 1795 as well as the courthouse built in 1815.
Don't miss Montego Bay's the famous Doctor's Cave Beach and Glouchester Avenue. It's the center of activity with restaurants, night clubs, bars, duty-free shopping and art galleries. Shopping is great in the local crafts markets and all over town.
*Negril is a unique resort that welcomes guests with a "do-as-you-please" wink of approval.
Located on Jamaica's most western point, Negril is truly spectacular. While not well-known for tourist attractions in Jamaica, there is much to experience. Seven miles of fabulous beach, craggy cliffs and crystal clear waters. It's Jamaica's waters ports center where you can dive.
Nightspots are everywhere. Take in a live reggae concert, stay up all night dancing and sleep as late as you want.
Negril is the ultimate freedom vacation and home of many tourist attractions in Jamaica. Kick off your shoes, eat and drink, love and laugh, play, party and enjoy a place like no other on earth.
In Port Antonio, you'll find nature's most perfect work. You will find hummingbirds, butterflies and more orchids than anywhere else on earth.
Once a thriving banana shipping port, today Port Antonio is a quaint seaside town. Be sure to visit Musgrave Market for local crafts. European shops abound all over town and in the shopping village of St. George.
Port Antonio reminds us of a more gracious time. It's a one of a kind place of beauty and charm. You can explore the majestic Blue Mountains and swim in the Blue Lagoon. Discover Nonsuch Caves and visit Athenry Gardens.
*The Blue Lagon
You are unlikely to meet Brooke Shields, but the Blue Lagoon is one of the Jamaica tourist attractions not to miss. The incredible colors of the Blue Lagoon are a result of its depth: almost 200 feet.
You are unlikely to meet Brooke Shields, but the Blue Lagoon is one of the Jamaica tourist attractions not to miss. The incredible colors of the Blue Lagoon are a result of its depth: almost 200 feet.
Ocho Rios is a constant hub of activity. You'll almost always find a few cruise ships in port. Cruise ship visitors and resident tourists enjoy bargaining for hand-made items at the Craft's Market and brand name goods in the duty-free shops.
Many bars, lounges and nightclubs offer a wide variety of nightlife.
Ocho Rios is home of one of the most famous tourist attractions in Jamaica, Dunn's River Falls! Visitors, led by a guide, join hands and climb up the warm, cascading waters. Coyaba and Shaw Park Gardens are spectacular. Ride horseback through a historic plantation or take a drive through Fern Gully, a natural forest of ferns. Also, in the area is Dolphin Cove, where you can swim with Dolphins and river kayaking, tubing, a zip-line canopy tour and more.
Columbus first landed nearby in Discovery Bay. Slaves used Runnaway Bay as an escape route. See Indian and Spanish artifacts at Seville Great House. Visit Green Grotto Caves or climb the hills to Nine Miles, birthplace of the legendary reggae artist, Bob Marley.Ocho Rios is the garden of Jamaica and one of the world's most exotic resorts.
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