Most of the people who think about a vacation on Jamaica have some pictures in their mind the example: resting on the beach lying on the sunshine, enjoying the fresh and salt air. It is much different when you travel with kids. The truth of the matter, you can also enjoy your vacation with your children you just need to find a Child Friend area. On appropriate area where your kids are in safe and they have a variety of activities they need, in this way the parents also can rest and enjoy the... [ read more ]
Ocho Rios is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Jamaica, one of those varied and multifaceted places that any kind of traveler can enjoy, from solo travelers to couples and families. Although there are many attractions in Ocho Rios that are perfect for everyone, one of the most notable sights in the area are the Coyaba Gardens and Mahoe Falls. The gardens and falls complex is the perfect place to escape from the crowds and to enjoy the beauty of nature. Walk around the exquisite... [ read more ]
Like other Caribbean islands, Jamaica is a tropical paradise where countless species of plants and animal thrive. For an amateur naturalist, or for someone who likes spending their time watching nature documentaries, Jamaica has infinitely more to offer than beaches, nightlife and city attractions. There are several wildlife refuges in Jamaica where you can see rare or elusive species, but even a walk in the wild can be an opportunity to come face to face with a few interesting critters. Her... [ read more ]
So you've decided to spend your holidays in Jamaica, one of the sunniest and most inviting countries in the Caribbean. There are many reasons why a seasoned traveler would want to visit this beautiful island, starting with the unspoiled beaches, natural wonders and adventure tours to the lively cities that are always offering something fun to do. But the reggae capital of the world is not very well known on the international scene, except for the things that made it so famous: music, rum, sa... [ read more ]
If you like swimming and splashing around, while the Caribbean sun shines brightly on you, then you will probably find that Jamaica is one of the best travel destinations that you could ever find. Most beaches are free and you can laze around for as long as you like, but some people prefer a setting that is more rich in activities, and perhaps with less unpredictable waves. If you crave water-based fun but you don't want to go to the beach, you can always check out some of the best water parks i... [ read more ]
The capital of Jamaica's Trelawny parish is not the kind of place with a history that goes back only decades ago. Falmouth, small as it might be, is one of the most historical towns in Jamaica. Founded in 1769 and named after the hometown of the governor of Jamaica who helped establish it, Sit William Trelawny, Falmouth hasn't had a quiet time throughout the centuries. The flawlessly laid out streets and quaint Georgian houses of town have plenty of stories to tell about its past, and the ea... [ read more ]
From the middle of the 17th century until the 1960's Jamaica has been under British rule, and even today the heritage of British colonial times is quite obvious in Jamaica. While that doesn't mean that the local culture isn't powerful, fascinating and unique, there are lots of places in Jamaica where you feel like you're in a tropical version of a small town in the UK. Falmouth is one of these places, which at a cursory glance look like a very well preserved Georgian town. Falmouth is a grea... [ read more ]
The small town of Runaway Bay in the northern coast of Jamaica is not the biggest tourist attraction in the country, but it is among the most enjoyable. Although small, tranquil and seemingly uneventful, Tunaway Bay is not far from some of the most exciting attractions in the region. Unlike Negril or Montego Bay, Runaway Bay is far from sophisticated, and despite garnering a large number of visitors it is still the kind of place where you can kick back and forget about everything. The 'town'... [ read more ]
Mandeville is the fifth largest city in Jamaica, and yet it has a peaceful and relaxed small town feel that instantly makes you forget all your worries. It is nestled in the high Don Figuerero Mountains, enjoying a cooler weather than the cities on the coast, and thus it was a favorite destinations of English aristocrats in the 19th century. Mandeville is considered to be a very 'English' town, and indeed its architecture is reminiscent of towns on the British Isles, but still it retains a very ... [ read more ]
Jamaica has attractions galore for travelers in search of thrills, the beat of reggae, beaches and historical attractions, but it also has a lot to offer to people whose chief interest lies in nature. If you are a greenie who does all that's possible to protect the environment but you still don't want to give up on traveling to minimize your carbon footprint, then what you can do is eco-travel instead of just travel. Jamaica is one of the best destinations in the Caribbean for green travel, ... [ read more ]
