Jamaica, the home of the famous “jerk chicken” is truly an escape into culinary experimentalism and naturally stunning scenic beauty. Jamaica is truly a beach destination, but again the inner country capes provide a different cultural overview of this beautiful destination.
People who are more focussed on the history and culture land in Kingston, which is the capital city and from there continue on a fun filled trip before eventually soaking up the sun on the famous Negril beaches.
Montego bag is the landing point for the all inclusive vacationers, who get to choose their beach resort in Negril, Trelawny, Montego Bay or Ocho Rios. With its "Hip Strip" booming with shops, restaurants and clubs, championship golf courses on lavish resorts, and legendary Colonial great houses - Montego Bay's juxtaposition of natural beauty and man-made luxury make it a beloved destination.
The Dunns river falls is a must visit part of Jamaica. The point at which Dunns River enters the Caribbean Sea is marked by 600ft of mountain spring water cascading down the rocks towards the ocean. This scenic spot was once the site of one of the bloodiest wars between the English and the Spanish in 1657, as the Spanish, led by the famous General Ysassi, fought desperately and in vain to maintain control of the island.
Today, even after all the falls have witnessed (battles, hurricanes and visitors), nothing can diminish their majestic grandeur and few can deny the awe and wonder they inspire. Dunns River Falls is the most photographed attraction in Jamaica. Set within a small tropical forest, the falls are a complete experience. The thundering cascades, the exhilarating blasts of ice-cold spring water and the sheer majesty of nature all combine to create one of Jamaica's most-treasured locations.
Another famous entity is the “Appleton” Rum which is a premium rum in Mnay countries to which Jamaica exports it. The smooth flavour and the dark texture makes it a compulsory ingredient in all cocktails. You can do a day trip to visit the Appleton brewery.
Jamaica has an abundance of all inclusive beach resorts and the resort area has lot of
souvenir shopping and local arts and crafts. Most of the hotels like the Riu’s, Sandals and Bahia’s are well established and cater to repeat clientele. Jamaica has now been touted as a famous wedding destination and saying “I Do” has never been easier.
Jamaica is well connected internationally with daily flights from most American and European cities.
