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Spotlight On
Originally called Santa Gloria by Christopher Columbus, St Ann’s Bay is at once the capital of the similarly named “Garden Parish”, home to the island’s first city, and birthplace of Marcus Mosiah Garvey – Jamaican National Hero and pioneer in Black Nationalism and Pan-Africanism. St Ann’s Bay displays many old historic buildings and monuments set between the brilliant green mountains and the royal blue Caribbean Sea. > Learn More
| Whether a casual night out or for the rest of your seaside holiday, there's tropical clothing and accessories for everyone right here. > Learn More
| Somewhere villa is nestled in Prospect Estate's garden overlooking the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. The décor of this spacious four-bedroom villa blends perfectly with the natural surroundings. > Learn More
| | Joing us for the pre-Tourism Day seminar and exhibition entitled “Climate Change and the Bottom-line…the Strategic Business Outlook for Jamaica’s Tourism Sector”. > Learn More
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Blackbeard:
Edward Teach, the notorious pirate known as Blackbeard was born in Spanish Town 'of very creditable parents.' He went to sea at age 15 and drifted into piracy. By the turn of the 18th century he was in command of his own vessel. Blackbeard was so called because he had a beard so huge that he twisted it into tails and tied it with ribbons. Adding to his ferocious appearance, he also stick fuses under his hat and light them as he battle. It was said that he is supposed to have had 14 wives.
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