Day 65 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Don’t Miss Alligator Pond

Alligator Pond Jamaica

A paradise for seafood lovers, Alligator Pond is where most of the fish served in Jamaica’s restaurants are caught. Many customers come every day to wait for the fishermen to bring in their freshest catch. The information center and small museum run by the National Resources Conservation Agency will introduce you to many species of […]

Business Insider Ranks Jamaica No. 6 of Top 25 Caribbean islands

jamaica in top 25 caribbean countries

A ranking of the top 25 Caribbean islands from Business Insider has placed Jamaica in sixth place. The destinations were ranked according to four criteria: accessibility or distance from New York City; average cost of a hotel room as provided by data at hotels.com; number of attractions as determined by trip-review website TripAdvisor.com; and a […]

Day 64 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Check the Vibe at a Rastafari Village

Rastafari Indigenous Village Montego Bay

Take a tour of the Rastafarian Indigenous Village, which features visits with local artisans, farmers and musicians in the Montego River Gardens hills. You’ll learn about the community’s philosophy, its reverence for nature and humanity. The half-day guided tour offers an introduction to drumming, crafts and cooking. In case you missed any of the past […]

Day 61 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Clear Your Head at Mystic Mountain

Mystic Mountain Jamaica

This tropical forest adventure will take you 700 feet up Mystic Mountain for a different view of Ocho Rios. Explore the river streams, spectacular views and fascinating eco-tour. Attractions at Mystic Mountain include a chairlift that takes you above the treetops and then down again through the center of the canopy of the seaside rainforest; […]

Day 59 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Take a Tour of Malvern

Malvern Jamaica

Named for a town in England, Malvern is located 2300 feet above sea level in the Santa Cruz Mountains and boasts one of the best climates in the world. In the 19th century, it was known as the “Switzerland of the Caribbean” and functioned as a health resort for Europeans seeking a change from hotter, […]