Guide to Tourist Attractions in Jamaica

Jamaica is an island country in the Caribbean Sea. It is located in the northwest of the Caribbean Sea. It is the third largest island in the Caribbean Sea after Cuba and Haidi Island. The island has countless natural landscapes, with beautiful coasts, towering mountains, and surging rivers; the white sand beaches close at hand and the tropical bushes in the hinterland of the rainforest. These scenery have remained unchanged forever and making driving tours fascinating. The capital, Kingston, is the seventh largest natural deep-water harbor in the world and a tourist and recuperation resort. The city is surrounded by green hills and peaks on three sides, and the sea is blue waves on the other side. It is picturesque and has the reputation of being the "Queen of Caribbean Cities".

Bob Marley Museum The Bob Marley Museum is located in Kingston to commemorate Bob Marley, the founder of reggae music. Reggae music was one of the early popular music in Jamaica. It not only combined the lyrical style of American rhythm and blues, but also added the enthusiasm of Latin music. Reggae music also derived from the well-known reggae dance since then.

The Bob Marley Museum is a 19th-century building and was the residence of Bob Marley during his lifetime. In the open space outside the museum, you can also see a statue of Bob Marley holding a guitar and playing music, as well as a statue pointing at the sky. He is affectionate and completely intoxicated in his music. It contains Bob Marley's early recording studio and favorite furniture. You can also watch Bob Marley's videos here, which is a must-visit for reggae fans.

The Bob Marley Museum also has a well-decorated 80-seat small theater, an art gallery and a small gift shop selling T-shirts, posters and CDs commemorating Bob Marley, all of which are treasures of the museum. Note: Museums are generally open to the public from Monday to Saturday.

Boshi Cave Beach Boshi Cave Beach is the most famous beach in Jamaica in nearly a century. It is about 200 meters long. It is famous for its crystal clear sea water and pure white sand beach. The white sand beach is flat and wide, and the sand is delicate and soft. Visitors can see tropical fish swimming around in the water by standing on the beach, which shows how clear the water is.

There is a sunbathing beach and freshwater swimming pool that can accommodate thousands of people on the beach. There is also a special shallow swimming area in hidden locations on the beach. Even tourists who have never gone into the water can try it in the shallow swimming area. Boshi Dong Beach is surrounded by dense trees and flowers, and exquisite stone bridge pavilions are hidden among the green trees. The facilities near the beach are very complete, including bars, shops, restaurants, and clubs. The beach is open to members for free, but recliners, parasols, etc. need to be rented.

Divers can also enjoy the colorful underwater world. Various coral reefs and colorful fish are enough to feast the eyes for tourists. Tourists can have a picnic on the white beach, sit on the ground on the long beach, look at the endless sea, watch the slowly setting sunset, and eat unique local dishes is also a supreme enjoyment.

Greenwood House was built in 1800 and has a history of more than 210 years. It was once the residence of the famous British poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning and is one of the best-preserved mansions in Jamaica. The Greenwood House is now the best antique museum in the Caribbean, and still contains its most original furniture and a collection of Jamaica's rarest musical instruments and books.

The Greenwood House has important historical significance. There are two reasons why. First, it was owned by Hersey Barrett after Jamaica was conquered by Spain in 1655. There were more than 2000 slaves making sugar in the house. It was quite large and was not destroyed in the fire in 1830. The second reason was that there were two ghosts in the Greenwood House, and their ghosts were painted. One was a female slave and the other was a woman wearing gray clothes.

The Greenwood House can also take tourists back to the reign of King Sugar and the plantation period. The plantation owner lived in a mansion on the top of the mountain, where he can have a panoramic view of the plantation and the labor conditions of the workers in the park, allowing him to have a deeper understanding of history.

Kingston Kingston is located on the southeast coast of Jamaica. It is the capital and largest city of Jamaica and the primary port of Jamaica. The city was founded by the British and has developed rapidly since the late 17th century. It was founded in the early 19th century and has become the capital of Jamaica since 1872. It is currently one of the larger metropolitan areas in the Caribbean and the cultural center of Jamaica. The Kingston Library houses more than 50,000 books and materials on West Indies culture, and the Kingston Museum displays many historical and historical materials that reflect the Jamaica people's opposition to colonialism.

The most popular tourist destinations in Kingston are the Bob Mary Museum and the Dafon House. The Dafon House is in the Jamaica-Georgian art style. Its classic white buildings still exude the grandeur of the past and display very neat and symmetrical lines. Moreover, this elegant city has many parks and gardens, which are the main venues for holding colorful activities. The most well-known parks include Liberation Park, Hope Garden, National Heroes Park, St. William Grant Park, Mandela Park, etc.

Boston Beach Boston Beach is one of the public beaches in Jamaica that attracts surfers. It is famous for its golden beaches and huge waves. It is a paradise for surfers who can show off their bodies and skills on this beach. There are a large selection of accommodation near Boston Beach, with a wide variety of hotels of different grades, and the hotels are close to the beach. Tourists can enjoy delicious picnics on the beach, try wind surfing and exciting diving, and when they are tired, they can lie on the beach to close their eyes and enjoy the greetings brought by natural sunshine.

The most must-miss thing when coming to Boston Beach is the well-known Jerk cuisine in Jamaica, which is also a major attraction on Boston Beach. The stalls are full of Jerk cuisine, including Jerk chicken, Jerk pork, Jerk spicy sausage, Jerk crab, etc., similar to the barbecues we usually eat, the seasonings are all spicy, including pepper, nutmeg, musk and Scottish chili sauce, but the taste is absolutely unquestionable and you won't get tired of eating it every day. These well-known snacks have been selected as the best snacks on the streets of New York and have a place in New York street markets. Boston Beach is the best place to enjoy Jamaica delicacies, so don't miss it!

Masebre River Masebre River is a major river in Trelaoni. There is also a magical legend about this river. An Arawak witch lived on the bank of the Masebre River. After hearing that the Arawak people had treasure, the Spaniards caught the witch and asked him to lead the way to find the treasure. The witch pretended to agree, took them into a cave and suddenly disappeared. The frightened Spaniards rushed out of the cave, but were swallowed by the Masebre River. From then on, the witch completely changed the flow of the river.

At present, the Masebre River, which is about 3 kilometers long, is the best bamboo raft river scenic spot in Jamaica. Skilled boatmen will paddle on a 30-foot-long bamboo raft to take tourists into a quiet and beautiful scenic spot and an exciting and romantic adventure. On the river bank are green forests, lush trees, and colorful flowers, as if they have entered the realm of gods. The two-person bamboo raft rafting lasts for 90 minutes, and the upper reaches are fast, exciting and challenging. It allows tourists to truly experience the fun of exploring a bamboo raft. When the bamboo raft reaches Tarzan's Corner, tourists can also swim in calm water.

Rockland Wild Bird Reserve The Rockland Wild Bird Reserve was established by a woman named Lisa. She moved to live near the current Rockland Wild Bird Reserve in 1954. Because of her love for nature, she often fed the local birds, so she was awarded the title of "Bird Lady." She often visited various local birds and decided to establish a wild bird sanctuary. Eight years later, her dream became a reality and the Rockland Wild Bird Sanctuary was established that was open to the public.

There are 252 species of birds in the Rockland Wild Bird Sanctuary, 24 of which are rare and exotic birds that cannot be seen elsewhere. In the reserve, you can watch the beauty of the birds nearby, especially the hummingbird, the national bird of Jamaica. Sightseeing tourists can enter the feeding area from 3:30 pm every day and feed the birds that fly to their hands in person. At 4:30 pm, you can see hundreds of birds gathering, which is beautiful. It's also a great enjoyment to be surrounded by many birds and sing to you happily. You might be dazzled by them!

The Blue Mountains of Jamaica The Blue Mountains are the longest mountain range in Jamaica. Due to the Caribbean Sea, whenever the weather is clear and the sun shines directly on the blue sea, the peaks will reflect the bright blue light of the sea, so they are called the Blue Mountains. The Blue Mountains are 2256 meters high and are one of the highest peaks in the Caribbean. They are the second largest butterfly habitat in the world and the largest butterfly habitat in the Americas.

The Blue Mountains have fertile volcanic soil, fresh air, no pollution, humid climate, fog and rain all year round, which is very suitable for the growth of coffee. Especially every afternoon, clouds and mist cover the entire mountain top, which not only provides natural shade for the coffee trees, but also brings abundant water vapor makes the taste and aroma of Blue Mountains coffee outstanding.

The Blue Mountain coffee produced here is world-famous and has also created the highest price of coffee in the world. The price of Blue Mountain coffee raw beans is 8 times that of ordinary green coffee beans. Blue Mountain Coffee is known as the most superior coffee in the world. Only coffee grown in the Blue Mountain above 1800 meters can be called Blue Mountain Coffee. Coffee grown at an altitude of 2256 meters is Blue Mountain Coffee. It has an aroma and smooth taste., mellow, and makes people reminisce for a long time.

Santa Ana Bay Santa Ana Bay is the capital of the Diocese of Santa Ana and the third capital established by Spain in the Americas. It is famous because the great Italian navigator Columbus first landed here in 1494, and then was trapped in Santa Ana Bay for a year during Columbus's fourth voyage.

In the center of Santa Ana Bay stands a sculpture of the great navigator Columbus to commemorate the discovery of Jamaica. Santa Ana Bay's name comes from the vast and beautiful bay here. Columbus was deeply attracted by the scenery of the bay when he first came here. He called it a beautiful paradise.

The bay of Santa Ana Bay is very vast and suitable for transportation, and a large number of import and export goods are imported and exported from here. Marcus Garvey, a well-known black leader in Jamaica, was born here, and his sculpture stands in front of the Santa Ana Bay Library to commemorate his significant contribution to blacks.

Bluefields Beach Bluefields Beach is a public beach in southeast Seymour. It is not just a beach, but also a landmark in Jamaica. The beach is very narrow, about 1 kilometer long. The sand on the beach is excellent and soft, but there will be some small broken stones. There was no gravel on the beach originally, but it was brought by Hurricane Dean. Due to the shallow water, the beach is very suitable for swimming, and even if there are waves, it will not be dangerous. The beach is located in an area with shady trees and lush vegetation. When it's hot, you can enjoy the shade nearby.

Traveling to Bluefields Beach on weekends is the best time, because there are usually few people on the beach. As long as weekends and holidays come, it will be crowded with people. There are many small restaurants near the beach, which are famous for their local fresh fish. Tourists can taste the freshest local fish and make them into various flavors to meet the needs of tourists with different tastes. The most famous one is the grilled fish here, with color, aroma and aroma.

National Heroes Park National Heroes Park was established in 1783 and covers an area of 20 hectares. It is the largest botanical garden in Kingston. It is famous for its large number of monuments and is also the burial place of Jamaica's national heroes, prime ministers and cultural leaders. The War Memorial in National Heroes Park was established in 1922 to commemorate the soldiers who died in World War I and World War II.

The earliest monument in the park is to commemorate the famous black leader Marcus Garvey, who was the first national hero of Jamaica. There is also his tomb with a black five-pointed star attached to the monument. The tomb of Bustamander, the famous Prime Minister of Jamaica, is also located in this park. The monument stands above his tomb. The monument has a wide base and a pointed top. Bustamander became the first Prime Minister of Jamaica in 1962 and made great contributions to Jamaica's national independence. In addition, the park is also the burial site of 140 elderly women who unfortunately died in a fire in a nursing home in 1980.

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Nine Mile Town Nine Mile Town is located in the Parish of Santa Ana. On February 6, 1945, Bob Marley, the founder of "reggae" music, was born here, and he once rested in the same location in the town. Bob Marley's tomb is located in this town and is managed by his family. This well-known nine-mile town has many historical relics of Bob Marley, including guitars, medals and photos.

Nine Mile Town was where Bob Marley's journey began and had a huge impact on his songs. Another famous attraction of the town is the "stone pillow". When writing a song, he once rested on that stone to seek inspiration. Bob Marley's body is buried in an oval marble tomb in a church along with his guitar. Although he is gone, he will not be alone. His guitar will always be with him.

Dafon House Dafon House was founded in 1881 by George Stiebe, the Caribbean's first black billionaire. It is located in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica. It has a history of 130 years. Covering an area of 11 hectares, Dafon House was once a luxury residence for billionaires and is now Kingston's food city and shopping center. In September 1990, Dafon House was designated as a national memorial hall by the Jamaica National Heritage Trust (JNHT). It houses many antiques from Jamaica, the Caribbean, the United Kingdom and France, as well as Jamaica replicas, which are rich, diverse and complex.

At Dafang Mansion, you can taste the best ice cream, pie crusts and fine wines in the city, buy local specialties and handicrafts, and enjoy the historic coffee shop. Its unique style attracts many tourists. Stop. Dafon House is in the Jamaica-Georgian art style. Its classic white buildings still reveal the grandeur of the past and show very neat and well-proportioned lines.

Haldanburg was founded in 1759 and named after George Haldanburg, the ruler of Jamaica. Fort Haldanburg was established to protect the Port of St. Mary from the invasion of Spanish colonists. In addition, it serves as a fortress for maintaining rule and enslaving the working class. In 1760, Haldanburg played a major role in the fight against slavery. On Easter, a group of slaves assassinated the leader of Haldanburg, stole gunpowder and-, and fought with thousands of other slaves for five months, but ultimately failed.

Since Fort Haldanburg is a place of war all year round and is often hit by typhoons, only two cannons and a few remaining buildings remain in the castle. The cannons face the sea and are at least 250 years old. The windows of the building have disappeared, but the quality is still quite good. The walls are at least two feet thick and were once used as bomb shelters.

Green Water Theme Park Green Water Theme Park is a theme park deeply loved by both local and foreign tourists. It is located on Walter Fletcher Beach in the center of Montego Bay. There are long and high-quality beaches, swaying coconut trees in the sunset and various sports facilities and projects.

The Green Water Theme Park provides young people and people with childlike hearts with recreational activities including water sports, cart competitions, tennis and other entertainment activities. In addition, there are a series of recreational facilities such as water trampolines, jet boats, banana speedboats, rubber boats, and pedal boats. The beach in the Green Water Theme Park is known as the best beach in Jamaica. The beach is long and has excellent sand. The beach provides beach mats, benches and parasols. The playground of the Green Water Theme Park has many child-centered entertainment facilities, attracting the participation of many local children. Tourists can lie on the benches and enjoy the coastal scenery when they are tired.

Port Royal (Port Royal) is publicly the capital of Jamaica and informally the capital of pirates. Gold, silver and jewelry looted by pirates are piled up here. Sometimes ships of gold are not available for unloading, so they can only park in the port and wait. This is the most and most degenerate city in human history. Although only tens of thousands of people live here, the city's luxury far exceeds that of London and Paris at that time. The entire city does not have any industries, but it can enjoy the most luxurious material life. China's silk, Indonesian spices, and British industrial products are all available. Of course, the most are gold bars, silver bars and jewelry.

Port Royal has become a haven for pirates, and all kinds of people have come here with the purpose of making a fortune. People from all over the world live here. They open hotels, warehouses, restaurants, and hotels to satisfy the pirates 'extravagant spending. After the earthquake in 1962 caused a tsunami, two thirds of the city was submerged under the sea, and the remaining buildings on the land were washed away by the waves. Port Royal has since become a sea burial city. After a long period of excavation, only 1% of the treasure was dug out, and 99% of the treasure was still submerged in the sea. The rise of crime and the tragic result of its natural destruction have placed Port Royal fifth among the top ten treasures in the world.

Foreground Botanical Garden Foreground Botanical Garden is one of the famous scenic spots in Jamaica in North America. It is also the largest botanical garden in the Caribbean Islands. It was established in 1873. After Elizabeth II came to the park in 1953, it was renamed the Royal Botanical Garden. The Prospect Botanical Garden is known as the Garden of Hope locally. It is close to the Jamaica Institute of Technology and Arts, the University of the West Indies, and the National Laboratory. The park is basically a park with a large number of tropical plants.

It is hoped that the Botanical Garden will extensively collect and explore wild plant resources, focusing on protecting rare and endangered plants in Jamaica, taking plant landscaping as the construction direction, and taking the appearance and scientific connotation of the garden to realize the various functions of scientific research, science popularization, development and tourism of the Botanical Garden. Most of the plants and trees in the garden, especially mango trees and various spices, originally originated from a French ship captured in Jamaica in 1782 en route from Mauritius to Hispaniola. The Prospect Botanical Garden is home to many rare and beautiful tropical plants and trees, including Hibiscus elatus, the national tree of Jamaica. Hibiscus is a small tree whose flowers bloom in the early morning. The color is light yellow at first and will gradually turn orange and deep red over time.

The Rose Hall House is located on a hill 15 kilometers east of Montego Bay. It was built in 1770 by John Pima, the former Governor of Jamaica, and his wife. It is in the Georgian style. Standing in the Rose Hall Mansion and looking out at the beach in the distance, you can have a panoramic view of the vast sea scenery, which makes you feel relaxed and relaxed. The Rose Hall Mansion is divided into two floors, with stones mainly underneath.

In addition, another reason why Rose Hall is famous is the ghost legend of the "White Witch". She was Lady Anne who married Pima at the age of 18. It is said that she killed three of her husbands and many black slaves. In the end, she was killed by a slave named 0., and became a ghost. In 1960, the Rose Hall House was bought and renovated by a wealthy American businessman, and it was renovated to restore its previous grandeur and beauty. Rich American businessmen made its solid stone walls more magnificent, and the ceilings and interior walls used wood from Jamaica's specialty to make them more distinctive. In addition, the Rose Hall Mansion also has silk wallpaper, European antiques, chandeliers, mahogany floors, ceilings and wooden paneling. The current Rose Hall Mansion is not inferior to the previous Rose Hall Mansion.

Negril Beach Negril Beach is one of the top ten famous beaches because its weather is excellent and constant all year round. The blue sea water and the fine white sand are not a clear celestial beach, but it is too attractive for celestial swimmers. Surprisingly, Jamaica will not be affected during the entire October hurricane season.

This beach has 17 miles of very charming white beaches, restaurants opened along the coastline and a peaceful atmosphere, so that people will not feel any impetuousness, but will be very quiet, so quiet that they can only hear the sea breeze and the sound of waves beating against the beach. Summer in Jamaica may be more attractive because the beaches are not crowded with tourists, hotel occupancy is 30% lower than in winter, and in the evening you can enjoy what is called the most spectacular Caribbean sunset in the world. It is not suitable for shopping or carnival, but if you want to stay away from the hustle and bustle and taste the loneliness and precipitation of life brought by time in a place where the world is gone, Nigrrell Beach is definitely the best place and the best choice.

Duns River Waterfall Duns River Waterfall is located near Ochorios. It is said that in 1657, Spain and Britain launched a battle for the island. As one of the fastest-growing tourist attractions in Jamaica, Dunes River Waterfall is unique and one of the national treasures of Jamaica. The Dunsi River Waterfall is 300 meters high, spreading out from top to bottom like terraces, and leading to the top of the waterfall like steps. The lagoon is interspersed between several small waterfalls.

The domed rushing is often combined with hot spring activities in the limestone caves. Globally, it is as famous as Lightning Strike Music and equally exciting! Dunes River Waterfall is indeed one of the most beautiful attractions on the island. It is the only coastal waterfall in the Caribbean and one of the few waterfalls that flow into the ocean. The Dunes River Waterfall empties into the Caribbean Sea. Duns River Waterfall attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world for sightseeing every year. Climbing the waterfall is the most popular activity among tourists. It is also an extremely spectacular sight for thousands of people to climb this terraced waterfall together.