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Shaw Park Estate Ocho Rios Saint Ann Parish
Coyaba is a river garden and museum that can be used for weddings, picnics, cocktail parties etc. The management at Coyaba will plan these services fo…
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Oak Dr. Ocho Rios Saint Ann Parish
Cranbrook is a 130-acre eco-tourism attraction on Jamaica’s north coast in St. Ann. These tropical gardens, lawns, water pools and a tropical ra…
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Ocho Rios Saint Ann Parish
Sitting comfortably in the foothills of the Catadupa mountains, this working plantation offers the visitor great panoramic views of the surrounding co…
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Fort George Street Fort George Street Portland Parish
DeMontevin lodge is situated on Titchfield Peninsula, an English settlement, situated between East and West Harbour. The lodge was built at the turn o…
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Hope Road Kingston Parish
This classic 19th-century mansion captures Jamaica’s architectural past. Nestled between towering palm trees overlooking a fountain, the restore…
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Ocho Rios Saint Ann Parish
Dolphin Cove is fast becoming one of Jamaica’s most sought-after attractions. It offers visitors a chance to swim with gorgeous and friendly dol…
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Ocho Rios Saint Ann Parish
Dunn’s River Falls and Park is perhaps one of the most well-known attractions in Jamaica. It is a wonderfully preserved natural setting, and roa…
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Oxford Road and Knutsford Boulevard Kingston Kingston Parish
A rare jewel in the heart of Kingston city, Emancipation Park is a refuge for many who seek solitude and a soothing ambiance away from the hustle and…
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Seville Heritage Park St. Ann's Bay P.O. Jamaica W.I.
(A NEW law in 1985 changed the name of the Jamaica National Trust Commission to the Jamaica National Heritage Trust and enlarged its functions. Pansy…
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Trelawny Parish
One of the first official buildings to be built in the parish in 1815, this courthouse was made in the typical Georgian design. The building was razed…
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Ocho Rios
One of Jamaica’s natural wonders. Fern Gully is a scenic 3-mile stretch of Highway that winds through a rocky gorge filled with different varieties of…
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In 1948, Noël Coward, whilst holidaying at the nearby home of Ian Fleming, ‘Goldeneye’, fell in love with Jamaica. He decided to buy his own house fur…
