Jamaica may be a small Caribbean island but its vibrant lifestyle culture and stunning natural wonders, such as the duns river and luminous lagoon, make it a must-visit destination. The following are the top 20 things to see and do in this tropical island paradise.
This Georgian-style mansion is one of the most popular landmarks in Kingston and one of Jamaica’s most celebrated attractions. The grounds of Devon House feature lush green lawns with exotic flowers, towering palm trees, and a water fountain. There are also plenty of restaurants available, including the famous Devon House I-Scream ice cream shop.
The Luminous Lagoon is a true natural wonder. This body of water is an unassuming lagoon by day and glistening waters by night. The phenomenon in the phosphorescent lagoon is caused by microorganisms that glow at night, giving off a luminous effect. The lagoon is located in Falmouth, Trelawny and there is said to be only three of its kind in the world.
The subtle interplay of fire and water is hard to ignore at the remote Windsor Mineral Spring. The small area of the spring, about the size of a large jacuzzi, is called Fire Water, as it can actually make fire. This unusual activity is believed to be caused by a high concentration of sulphur in the water. Residents of Windsor in St Ann have told many stories about the healing and rejuvenating properties of the water.
Named for the green algae that cover its walls, the Green Grotto Caves is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in St Ann. In touring the caves, you will be sure to see majestic stalactites, stalagmites and other exquisite dripstone formations. The innermost cavern contains a crystal-clear underground lake, while on the outside, you can throw a coin and make a wish in the wishing well.
The legend of Annie Palmer awaits you at the Rose Hall Greathouse in Montego Bay. The Greathouse is s 6,600-acre (2,671ha) Plantation House surrounded by miles of beautiful beaches, a golf course, and many gift shops and restaurants. The Rose Hall Greathouse is especially noted for the many stories of its former owner, Annie Palmer, also known as the White Witch of Rose Hall.
Rafting down the Martha Brae is one of the most relaxing activities that you can do in Jamaica. The Martha Brae Rafting Village in Trelawny includes picnic grounds, a full-service bar, two souvenir shops, a swimming pool, and modern restrooms. The purpose of the village is to provide rafting tours that will allow you to peacefully coast down three miles (4.8km) of the river on a handmade bamboo raft.
To view and even swim with all the marine life that call Jamaica home, Dolphin Cove is the place to visit. The marine attraction offers guests the opportunity to swim and interact with dolphins, sharks and stingrays in their natural environment.
Considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, the Frenchman’s Cove beach is a part of the 45-acre (18ha) Frenchman’s Cove Resort. The beach features beautiful white sand and turquoise waters that have attracted visitors to Jamaica for decades.
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