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Spotlight On
The Luminous Lagoon stretches along the marshlands of Trelawny from the small community of Rock to the town of Falmouth. In the 18th century when sugar was king, Falmouth was one of Jamaica’s most pivotal ports. Geographically located at the pivotal point where the Martha Brae River meets the Caribbean Sea, the lagoon housed a wharf where large vessels from England unloaded goods onto smaller ships to be delivered inland up the river. > Learn More
| Let us put a sparkle in your vacation!Featuring John Hardy Jewelry, Hearts of Fire Diamonds, Philip Stein watches, Collectors Timepieces by Ernst Benz, Maurice LaCroix, and Porsche Designs. > Learn More
| Intack Villa is conveniently located in Ironshore, Montego Bay. This tri-level villa has three bedrooms, three baths and balconies on the third floor. > Learn More
| “Waste away” at Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville in Mo’Bay, Negril and Ochi, where the fun never stops! Enjoy a world-famous “Cheeseburger in Paradise”, tropical margaritas and shop our Trading Posts for exclusive Buffett merchandise. Then before you leave, visit Air Margaritaville at Sangster International airport - you just may find that lost shaker of salt! > Learn More
| Round Hill, located has been a major supporter of the Hanover Charities with its annual Sugar Cane Ball every February since 1957 when the charity was founded. > Learn More
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Salt from Hellshire:
The Great Salt Pond in the Hellshire Hills, St. Catherine was extensively mined for salt and there were two salt works at Salt Pond Hill operated by Capt. Joseph Noye in the 18th century, and in one year he produced 10,000 bushels of salts. In 1670 an agreement was made with St. Thomas Modyford who patented adjoining lands of St. Thomas in the Vale and St. Dorothy to supply them with salt at a low rate.
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