Attractions in Jamaica

Sixteen miles east of Ocho Rios, Oracabesa was once a centre for export of bananas until the early 1900’s. The harbour closed in 1969 when it had become something of a ghost town.

Then Island Outpost, owned by Chris Blackwell, bought several acres and opened up the town’s main attraction, the James Bond Beach Club, just off Main Street along Old Wharf Road. The club has a stylish beach, a water sports centre, bar, restaurant and is often used a lot for major concerts.

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Nestled high in the mountains of the parish of St. Ann is a tiny village best known as the birthplace of Reggae icon Bob Marley, and his final resting place. Nine Mile is now owned and operated by Bob's family.

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Two miles below Hollywell National Forest Park sits the town of Newcastle, the common trail head for several well-known hikes. It’s now a training camp for the Jamaica Defense Force, but was established by the British back in 1841. There is a rest stop right in the middle of the camp where visitors get a stunning view of Kingston in the distance.

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The statue of artist Edna Manley on Ocean Boulevard, where King Street ends, symbolizes the new self-esteem of the freed slaves.

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This is a Jamaica's newest water park attraction, with a bobsled coaster ride, an aerial tramway canopy tour and the home of Jamaican Athletic Heritage Museum. It is 700 feet above sea level in rainforests near the Drax Hall area of Ocho Rios.

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Explore the beauty of Montego Bay Marine Park, board Montego Bay's only Semi-Submarine otherwise called "coral see" Explore the beauty of the Montego Bay Marine Park aboard Montego Bay's only Semi-Submarine otherwise called "coral see" Underwater tour at it's best, a must see while in Jamaica.

Address: Pier One Complex
Montego Bay, Jamaica
Email: contact@mbmp.org
Tel: (876) 9525619
www.mbmp.com

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Mayfield Falls is approximately 45 Minutes drive from the resort town of Negril, Westmoreland.  Mayfield Falls is home 52 varieties of ferns,wildlife, wildflowers, and different species of birds.  There is a lush tropical surrounding at Mayfield falls, friendly faces and delicious Jamaican dishes available from their kitchen by the river.  Take a guided tour of the falls or just bask in the beautiful and natural surrounding.

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Blue Mountain Coffee is famous for being exceptionally smooth, slightly sweet & the world's most expensive coffee so do make a visit to our roasting plant, the Mavis Bank Coffee Factory, to do the 'Coffee Walk'.

Set between 2 slopes that face east/west to enjoy the sun, they take all the local growers' cherry coffee to produce green' beans which are barbecued & then rested for 20 weeks to produce Japan's favourite drink after Sake!

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Not far from Montego Bay, in the parish of Trelawney, the Martha Brae River offers one of Jamaica's most exciting eco adventures.    

The river's  two main attractions are bamboo rafting and the Luminous Lagoon of Glistening Waters.

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A gorgeous attraction just a few minutes from Ocho Rios, the falls and gardens sit smugly on a hill above this North Coast resort town. Visitors can enjoy lush spaces of flowering plants and trees and pretty ponds and streams.


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E-mail: coyaba@hotmail.com
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