| This green jewel basking among the warm blue | | | | Located 40 km west of Montego Bay, this resort |
| waters of the Caribbean is a great place to take in | | | | town contains the Church of Saint Paul. Visit the |
| exotic scenery and Old-World history. Jamaica has | | | | Greenwood Great House, which was once owned by |
| excellent facilities for tourists and great beaches and | | | | poetess Elizabeth Barrett-Browning and her husband. |
| outdoor destinations. You can do a lot, from seeing | | | | For the energetic, the Martha Brae can be rafted |
| remnants of the island's history, to exploring the | | | | from Rafters Village. |
| verdant jungle on foot and horseback, to working on | | | | 6.) Kingston |
| your tan in one of the numerous beaches. | | | | Jamaica's capital, Kingston offers a lot to see and do. |
| 1.) Spanish Town | | | | Learn about the island's past by visiting the White |
| Visit the former capital of Jamaica, Spanish Town, | | | | Marl Museum, dedicated to the Arawak Indians who |
| and get an idea of what made Christopher Columbus | | | | lived on Jamaica, and the Port Royal, which features |
| enthusiastic about the beauty of the island. Check | | | | exhibits and information on the bad old days of the |
| out the old buildings including the St. Jago de la Vega | | | | buccaneers. Sample the cuisine of the local |
| cathedral built by the Spaniards. Have your picture | | | | restaurants and buy a souvenir from the Crafts |
| taken in the Spanish Town Square, a charming | | | | Market, and if you're feeling lucky, you can gamble on |
| representation of colonial architecture brought over | | | | horse races in Cuyamas Park. |
| by the island's colonizers. | | | | 7.) Treasure Reef |
| 2.) Negril | | | | Swim with marine life at this aquatic park located |
| Those who have a passion for activities such as | | | | near the Dunn's River Falls. Make some piscine friends |
| scuba diving, sailing, fishing, and windsurfing are in for | | | | while feeding the sharks and interacting with the |
| a treat when they visit this town 80 kilometers | | | | dolphins at Dolphin Cove. Or, if getting wet doesn't |
| beyond Montego Bay. A bustling nightlife and many | | | | suit you, explore the lush greenery of the Jungle Trail |
| small shops are among the things tourists will | | | | Walk. |
| encounter in this place where an alternative lifestyle | | | | 8.) Green Grotto Caves |
| was practiced in the past. Watch the sunset from | | | | Go exploring this cavern east of Discovery Bay. A |
| West Point, the westernmost place in the whole of | | | | sanctuary for people since prehistoric times, these |
| the island, then dance until sunrise in the many clubs | | | | caves have seen occupants such as the Taino |
| along the beach. | | | | Indians, refugee Spaniards hiding from the English, |
| 3.) Ochos Rios | | | | smugglers, and rumrunners. Green Grotto is a |
| This town whose name means "eight rivers" in | | | | kilometer and a half long and contains an underground |
| Spanish was once a sleepy village that now boasts of | | | | lake, Grotto Lake. |
| international-class resorts and hotels. Ochos Rios is a | | | | 9.) Water Sports |
| haven of gardens, such as the Shaw Park Botanical | | | | Outdoor activities of all kinds can be found on |
| Gardens. See the sparkling beauty of Dunn's River | | | | Jamaica, but among the most prevalent are water |
| Falls, dine in one of the local restaurants and sample | | | | sports, which are available at myriad locations. Fresh |
| their varied cuisine, and visit Brimmer Hall, a plantation | | | | and saltwater fishing is permitted without a license. |
| where, like in the old days, crops are still cultivated | | | | Parasailing, scuba diving, surfing, rafting, and the like |
| and harvested according to age-old methods. | | | | are also offered at many locations such as Negril. |
| 4.) Montego Bay | | | | 10.) Beaches |
| This large, modern city is the second largest in | | | | Jamaica would be nothing without its beaches. The |
| Jamaica. While there, drop in at Rose Hall, a restored | | | | island offers many types to suit any person's tastes. |
| house belonging to an old sugar plantation. Gaze upon | | | | From the busy sand of MoBay and Ocho Rios to the |
| the blue Caribbean from the city avenues with that | | | | private tranquility of the beaches of Port Antonio, |
| special someone and then take them frolicking on | | | | Jamaica offers beachgoers of all type the blend of |
| one of the city's three main beaches. | | | | sun, fun and friendship that will suit them perfectly. |
| 5.) Falmouth | | | | |