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Three Quick Tips
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Discover the meaning of "Out of Many, One People". Jamaica's ancestry can be traced back to Spain, England, Africa, Asia, India, the Middle East and of course, our island. The best way to get an overview of Jamaica’s rich heritage is through experiencing our diverse cultural influences firsthand through our cuisines, music, dance, art and sights. |
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Learn more on a guided tour. There are various local organisations that offer walking tours with knowledgeable guides. Since Jamaica has such a rich, layered history, it's impossible to see everything in one visit. Research ahead of time the sites you want to visit, and plan your itinerary accordingly. |
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There's a lot to learn in little-known places. Want to experience the authentic Jamaica? Visit Jamaica's small villages outside major tourist destinations. Whether you tour a traditional Maroon town in the highlands or walk through Bob Marley’s hometown, Nine Mile - travelling off the beaten path will be worth your while. |
Spotlight On
So you’re coming to Jamaica and you wonder what Jamaicans do with their time. Well, given the complexities of Jamaican society, one can spend forever learning about our people and culture. > Learn More
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H'EVANS SCENT is a new, innovative, eco-tourism experience that both adults and children can enjoy. Based 2000ft up into the hills of St Ann, the location affords breath taking views, exhilarating activities and down to earth homeliness. The excursion is perfect for families as it provides a peaceful atmosphere where they enjoy the zip line, A.T.V rides and nature tour. > Learn More
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Coconut:
An accident caused the first coconut trees to be planted on the Palisadoes strip. A ship carrying coconuts to another location was ship wrecked off the shore and the coconuts washed a shore.
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