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Cousin’s Cove, a small inlet along the Hanover coastline, is unknown to most tourists, but is as important to Jamaican heritage as it is beautiful. In the mid-17th century, as part of the Cromwellian system of land grants for military service, John Samuels acquired a parcel that included the pristine, secluded cove. Samuels, who arrived in the West Indies after fleeing the law in England, named the cove in honour of his cousin, Frances, whom he married. > Learn More
Wild Thing Water Sports, located in the middle of Negril's famous seven-mile beach, is pleased to offer several fun-filled party cruise options for the enjoyment of our guests. We offer the following Cruises: Rhodes Hall Plantation Cruise, Half Moon Bay Cruise, and the Negril's West End Sunset Cruise. Wild Thing Water Sports will provide you with free pick-up at your Negril beach location and transport you to the cruise boat for your selected cruise. > Learn More
Our rooms are simply but comfortably furnished. On-site restaurant and bar. Room Service, Laundry, Internet Services, Currency Exchange. Free parking. > Learn More
Located at Charela Inn, Restaurant Le Vendome is a healthy gourmet's delight reflecting the French and Jamaican ownership as well as the fresh produce of their farms. Le Vendome is a unique experience of wholesome home made products with no colouring or additives. We serve Mediterranean dishes subtly blended with Jamaican spices. > Learn More
The Reggae Marathon & Half Marathon is Jamaica's premier International Marathon Event.   Marathoners, sports enthusiasts as well as beginners, converge in Negril, Jamaica's capital of casual, for a fun event characterized by good vibes and lots of Reggae Music. > 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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