Doctor’s Cave Beach, Montego Bay

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Doctor’s Cave is one of the most visited beaches in Montego Bay. But it does charge an entry fee, which can serve as a deterrent for some. Many, however, are willing to fork over the dollars to enter Doctor’s Cave, play in the quiet waves, enjoy the safety of lifeguards and have ready access to … Read more

Blue Hole, Ocho Rios

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Blue hole, often called Irie Blue Hole, this attraction is arguably the most visited, undeveloped tourist attraction in Ocho Rios. Once you get there though, it’s truly a sight to behold. You can tell you’re getting close with all the lush greenery and exotic flowers around you. If you’re into photography, make sure you have … Read more

Rose Hall Great House, Montego Bay

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The Rose Hall Great House is a grand estate built in the late 18th century in Montego Bay, Jamaica. One of the area’s most popular historic attractions, the Georgian mansion is the centerpiece of a 650-acre (263-hectare) plantation that is most notable for its famous occupant. Learn about the lifestyle of the European bourgeoisie in … Read more

Rio Grande River

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The Rio Grande is a river of Jamaica, found in the parish of Portland. It was named after the Spanish occupied Jamaica in the 15th and 16th centuries. It is one of the largest rivers in Jamaica. Today, it is one of the many tourist attractions in Port Antonio, mainly for rafting. Rio Grande River … Read more

Black River Safari Boat Tour and YS Falls

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Discover the beauty of the South Coast with a 1 1/2 hour boat tour by motor up Jamaica’s largest navigable river and through what is Jamaica’s largest wetland area. The highlight of the Black River is the thrill of sighting a crocodile and watching them being fed from your boat. This adventure continues as  journey … Read more

Introducing Jamaica

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Jamaica is a land with a very distinct personality, so much so that much of its culture has filtered down to some of the smaller islands of the Caribbean; everything from the music to the fashion and lingo. Jamaican culture has also gone international, seen in the most significant way on the entertainment scene, with international musical acts being influenced by Jamaican Dancehall and Reggae. The result being an ever-evolving musical contribution that is a fusion of places, cultures, and people. Aside from music, some of the other things Jamaica is known for are sports, amazing beaches, its abundance of waterfalls, and so much more.

Jamaican Music

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Jamaica is an enchanting dream destination that’s renowned for its breathtaking scenery, friendly people and incredible rhythms that have conquered the world.
It gives visitors a full glimpse of a wonderful country with a diversity of natural beauty, culture and entertainment.
From ska to reggae to dancehall and hip-hop, the music of Jamaica is an intoxicating mix of African rhythms and pulsating Euro-Latino beats.

It’s definitely hard to think of Jamaica without bringing up reggae music, popularized worldwide by the late and great Bob Marley. This engaging musical style has inspired people from all corners of the globe with its incredible vibes and hypnotizing rhythms.

Amplified to the max through some of the most powerful sound-systems on the planet, Jamaica’s towering mega-watt speakers provide a syncopated audio backdrop to daily life – emitting a deafening distorted pulse across inner-city yards, meeting halls, bars and street corners island-wide.

Local Guide to Jamaica

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Jamaica is an enchanting dream destination that’s renowned for its breathtaking scenery, friendly people and incredible rhythms that have conquered the world.
It gives visitors a full glimpse of a wonderful country with a diversity of natural beauty, culture and entertainment.
From ska to reggae to dancehall and hip-hop, the music of Jamaica is an intoxicating mix of African rhythms and pulsating Euro-Latino beats.

It’s definitely hard to think of Jamaica without bringing up reggae music, popularized worldwide by the late and great Bob Marley. This engaging musical style has inspired people from all corners of the globe with its incredible vibes and hypnotizing rhythms.

Amplified to the max through some of the most powerful sound-systems on the planet, Jamaica’s towering mega-watt speakers provide a syncopated audio backdrop to daily life – emitting a deafening distorted pulse across inner-city yards, meeting halls, bars and street corners island-wide.