Day 289 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Go for the Crayfish at Soldier Camp
This hidden restaurant in Port Antonio requires a little effort to find, but is definitely worth it. Get a good map or a local guide to escort you to your host Everol Daley, a Jamaican who served in the US Army, at Soldier’s Camp Bar and Grill, where Jamaican meals are cooked over coal fires. […]
Day 288 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Take the High Road
Expand your Jamaican adventure by moving off the beach and into the Blue Mountain’s hills. A visit to the Lime Tree Farm, a working coffee plantation in the highest mountain range on the island offers four guest cottages, plus a local chef who will tempt your taste buds with authentic island cuisine. About 365 Things […]
Somerset Falls, Mo’Bay Top View, Blue Lagoon – This Week’s Picks for Best Jamaica Instagram Photos
Check out this week’s best photos of Jamaica and Jamaican culture on Instagram. Our favorites this week include images from Somerset Falls, Mo’Bay Top View, Blue Lagoon. If you would like your photo featured on our site tag your shots with the hashtag #jamaicansphotos and follow us @jamaicans_com on Instagram. Somerset Falls, Portland by @heavenly.views […]
Day 287 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Slip on the Snorkel
Take advantage of Jamaica’s excellent snorkeling environment with an undersea adventure at the West End of Negril. There limestone cliffs offer opportunities for discovery in the sapphire-blue sea waters. The area offers the ultimate snorkeling experience with its surrounding waters that team with colorful tropical fish on view to underwater explorers. About 365 Things to […]
Day 286 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Splurge on a Sap Treatment at Fern Tree Spa
Have a spa day at Fern Tree Spa. This decadent spa experience takes place in a location that soothes you with the sound of the waves as you submit to a relaxing massage. Two bungalows are situated over the water here at the Half Moon Resort, which is where you’ll get the rejuvenating benefits. A […]
Day 285 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Take a Dip at Frenchman’s Cove
Enjoy the clear, natural spring waters that feed the river that meets the sea near Port Antonio at Frenchman’s Cove. One of the best Jamaican vistas you’ll ever see. If you go when the tide is receding, the flow of the river will take you out into the warmer sea waters – a wonderful feeling […]
Day 284 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Stay near Heaven at the Woodside Villa
Woodside Villa is a five-bedroom colonial accommodation located 4,000 feet above sea level. It features spectacular mountain views from its wrap-around veranda. There is also a spring-fed pool in the midst of guava and peach trees. The 12-hectare property is a coffee farm some 1.5 km past Newcastle just below Holywell National Park. It offers […]
Day 283 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Retreat to the Swift River
Located in the small farming town of Swift River, the Swift River Guesthouse offers privacy and relaxation with all the essential amenities expected for an enjoyable stay right on the water. The town offers a charming mountain environment just ten minutes from Hope Bay and 25 minutes from Port Antonio. The river flows from its […]
Day 282 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Visit the Goat Islands
Actually comprising two islands joined by a network of mangroves, the Goat Islands feature an amazing beach hideaway just south of Old Harbor Bay. Recently endangered by plans for a logistical shipping development, the islands are safe for now and definitely worth a respectful visit. The islands were once the location of a United States […]
Day 281 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Learn Something: Visit the University of the West Indies Mona Campus
The University of the West Indies Mona Campus was founded in 1948 by the Asquith Commission to provide higher education in the British colonies. The University was originally known as the University College of the West Indies and had a special relationships with the University of London. Its first chancellor was HRH Princess Alice, Countess […]
