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Montego Bay

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Country: Jamaica
Population:82,868
Time Zone:UTC-5
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Rose Hall Great House
Cinnamon Hill is a treasure trove of history and charm. Built in 1734 by Edward Barrett, the house has a lineage that includes the famous poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Over the years, it passed through the hands of George Robertson and Joseph Shor
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Doctor's Cave Beach
Today, the beach at Doctor's Cave has truly transformed into a top-notch destination. You'll find the facilities here are nothing short of excellent. The club boasts impeccably maintained changing rooms, showers, and restrooms. The freshly designed e
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Treasure Beach
Traveling along Jamaica’s South Coast offers a delightful surprise around every corner. Picture a treasure trove of coves and bays where the Caribbean Sea meets both sandy and rocky shores. The beaches here are a mix of dark and white sand, with rock
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Ahhh Ras Natango Gallery and Garden
The garden is truly a hidden gem, offering an experience that's both enchanting and educational. Nestled into the hillside are charming terraces, perfect for a leisurely stroll or simply taking in the lush variety of plants. While the guided tour las
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Croydon In The Mountains
Nestled in the lush foothills of the Catadupa Mountains, the award-winning Croydon Plantation is a stunning working estate that offers visitors breathtaking panoramic views of Jamaica's countryside. It's not just a visual treat; this plantation is st
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Dolphin Cove Montego Bay
Dolphin Cove Negril is a hidden gem, nestled along 23 acres of stunning oceanfront, just a quick drive away from the lively town of Negril. It's a place where the magic of the ocean truly comes to life. Here, you have the chance to swim and interact
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Rastafari Indigenous Village
Explore Jamaica's Rastafari community, where warmth and hospitality are a way of life. These friendly folks are eager to share their beliefs in equality, healthy living, and a deep connection with nature. Just a stone's throw from Montego Bay, you'll
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Bamboo rafting with foot-massage

18 August 2024

Our bamboo rafting tour offers a unique and immersive experience that sets us apart from the competition. Unlike traditional rafting tours, our eco-friendly bamboo rafts provide a tranquil and sustainable way to explore the waterways, allowing guests
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Negril Tour

22 December 2023

Interested in experiencing the best of Jamaica? 🇯🇲 Book with us @ iMarketJa on all social platforms or contact (876) 789-7555. The BEST rates for quality experiences!
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White river tubing

21 December 2023

White river tubing is located in the parish of St Ann . The river borders St Mary and St Ann parishes . The tours starts at the top of the river where you will sit in tubes and make your way down stream . Where you will have a five minute stop to swi
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Port Royal
Port Royal is one of the most storied regions in the country, steeped in history and brimming with tales of a time when it was a haven for pirates and outlaws. This charming area has managed to hold on to its unique independence and rich heritage. Ba
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Fort Charles
The first fort to rise in Port Royal was Fort Charles, a historical gem from the late 1650s. Originally christened Fort Cromwell, it was later renamed Fort Charles. The fort saw numerous transformations from 1656 to 1670. By 1667, it boasted 36 guns,
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Trench Town Culture Yard
The Culture Yard is a gem that brings the captivating history of Trench Town to life. Here, you'll find a small museum that showcases the incredible stories of this iconic area, featuring articles, instruments, and furnishings once used by legends li
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Devon House
Nestled within 11 lush acres in the heart of Kingston, the grand Devon House mansion once belonged to Jamaica's first black millionaire, George Stiebel. Constructed in 1881, this elegant house originally sat on a sprawling 51-acre estate. Today, Devo
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Bob Marley Museum
Nestled in Kingston, Jamaica, the Bob Marley Museum stands as a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Reggae artist, Robert "Bob" Marley. This museum is more than just a building; it's where Marley's original studio resides, the very place where he craf
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National Heroes Park
Picture this: the bustling heart of Kingston, once echoing with the thunderous applause of horse racing enthusiasts. For over a century, this very land was the epicenter of horse racing in Jamaica, a thrilling spectacle that drew crowds from all corn
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Liberty Hall
Picture yourself strolling down the bustling King Street in Kingston, Jamaica, where history whispers from every corner. Here lies Liberty Hall, nestled at 76 King Street, a site that thrums with stories of empowerment and unity. This isn't just any
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Bustamante Museum
Welcome to 24 Tucker Avenue, the former home of the legendary Sir Alexander Bustamante. This address isn't just a spot on the map; it's a slice of Jamaica's vibrant history. Back in 1940, Bustamante was detained at Up Park Camp, accused of stirring u
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Hope Botanical Gardens
The Royal Botanical Gardens is a true paradise for plant enthusiasts. Here, you'll find a stunning collection of rare and beautiful tropical plants and trees. Among these natural wonders is the Hibiscus elatus, commonly known as the blue mahoe, which
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Blue & John Crow Mountains National Park
Jamaica's Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park is a treasure trove for anyone passionate about nature and biodiversity. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park is a true paradise for nature enthusiasts. Imagine wandering through an area that
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Santiago de Cuba Cathedral
The stately Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Cathedral, dating back to the early 20th century, stands proudly on the very site where other temples have risen since the 16th century. Over the centuries, these earlier structures faced relentless attacks f
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Museum of Historical Cuban Atmosphere
Nestled right across from Céspedes Park, the Museum of Historical Cuban Atmosphere stands as a must-see gem in Santiago de Cuba. This fascinating museum is housed in two historic homes, each with its own unique story to tell. The first, hailing from
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Abel Santamaria Historic Park
Tucked away in Santiago de Cuba, the Abel Santamaría Historic Park is a fascinating blend of history and culture. This site includes a museum, a library, and a striking monument, all nestled among the ruins of the former Saturnino Lora Civil Hospital
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East End Lighthouse Park
Let's take a leisurely stroll through history and coastal charm at the East End Lighthouse Park on Grand Cayman. Picture this: back in the early 1900s, the first beacon of light guiding sailors safely was perched at Gun Bluff, about half a mile from
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Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is a delightful fusion of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and history. Imagine wandering through the timeless charm of a traditional Caymanian garden, seamlessly paired with the breathtaking allure of exotic flo
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Cayman Crystal Caves
Nestled within a lush tropical forest, the Cayman Crystal Caves in Northside, Grand Cayman, is a must-see on the island. This stunning nature attraction offers guided tours that last about an hour and a half, taking you through the vibrant forest and
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Rum Point
Nestled on the charming north side of the island, Rum Point is a slice of paradise known for its laid-back island vibe, pristine white sandy beach, and crystal-clear shallow waters. It's the perfect spot for a refreshing swim or some leisurely snorke
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Pedro St. James
Step back in time and explore the fascinating heritage and culture of the Cayman Islands at Pedro St. James. Just a quick 20-minute drive from George Town, this beautifully restored site offers a glimpse into the 18th century. Back when most Caymania
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Spotts Beach
Tucked away off Shamrock Road in the tranquil Spotts Newlands area of Grand Cayman, you'll discover the serene escape that is Spotts Beach. This hidden gem is perfect for those who cherish a bit of solitude. With its stunning iron-shore cliffs and pr
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Stingray City
Stingray City is a must-see destination in the Cayman Islands, capturing the hearts of ocean enthusiasts with its unique charm. Picture this: you're standing in the warm, crystal-clear waters, surrounded by graceful stingrays that seem to welcome you
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Cayman Islands National Museum
Nestled in the heart of George Town, the Cayman Islands National Museum is a treasure trove of history and culture. Situated in the oldest public building on the islands, this museum offers a captivating glimpse into both the natural wonders and the
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Ft. George Ruins
Once upon a time, Fort George stood as a sentinel against Spanish marauders from Cuba, defending the shores of Grand Cayman. Although the days of high-seas piracy had passed, the fort played a crucial role in safeguarding the island from lawless thre
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The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands
Discover the National Gallery, a modern museum where local art and traditional crafts come to life. It's a place where you can truly experience the spirit of Caymanian culture through its stunning art collection. The gallery also hosts fascinating le
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Governor
Governor's Beach is a serene oasis nestled within the iconic Seven Mile Beach, right next to the Governor's residence. Picture this: families laughing and playing in the morning, while in the afternoon, friendly beach games fill the air with exciteme
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Hell Grand Cayman
In the Cayman Islands, you can quite literally go to Hell. Nestled in the district of West Bay on Grand Cayman, this cheekily named spot is famous for its striking black limestone formations. These jagged rocks, formed by salt and lime deposits over
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Cayman Turtle Centre
The Cayman Turtle Centre is an ideal destination for families eager to explore the rich history of the islands while enjoying a day packed with fun. This award-winning wildlife park offers a unique opportunity to encounter some of the most extraordin
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Cayman Motor Museum
The Cayman Motor Museum is a dream come true for Andreas Ugland, a passionate businessman who wanted to showcase his remarkable collection of exotic, rare, and classic motorcars and motorbikes right here in the Cayman Islands. Imagine stepping into a
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Kokoye Beach
Searching for an ideal weekend getaway not far from Port-au-Prince? Kokoye Beach offers a relaxed glamping experience that redefines luxury. Nestled along Haiti’s stunning south coast, this untouched cove is just a scenic hour-long boat ride from Pet
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Bay of Pigs
The name Bay of Pigs might instantly conjure up images of the infamous 1961 invasion attempt by a US-supported group of counter-revolutionaries. But today, it's a blossoming hotspot for tourists drawn by its stunning natural beauty. The area is a hav
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Kaliko Beach
Kaliko Beach Club is a stunning gem nestled on the Côte des Arcadins, a picturesque coastline in Haiti dotted with pristine beaches and charming hotels. While it's in great company with places like Club Indigo, Kaliko Beach Club stands out with its i