A popular choice among golfers in the know, this spectacular course has 120 acres of lush flowers and plants.

Dress your best, 'cause this golf resort is first class.

Columbus is rumored to have first entered Jamaica in this bay.

Situated 2000 feet up in the hills of St Ann with spectacular views of the North Coast is H'Evans Scent. We have 3 ATV tracks which cater for all abilities from beginners to advanced - we have kids ATV bikes for 6 years old and up. We also have zip wires which whisk you 500 feet across spectacular valleys and scenery. Fresh juice and snacks are served as part of the all inclusive price.

Pamper yourself at this luxurious spa resort located in a beautiful tropical gardens.

Hungry birds and tourists alike love the Rocklands Bird Sanctuary and Feeding Station, where visitors get to feed these colorful feathered creatures by hand.

Despite its name, this town is best known for its 18th-century British architecture.

Located on Negril's West End, these dramatic and soaring cliffs were used as a backdrop for the James Bond film "Thunderball."

The Jungle is the ultimate Jamaican dancehall and the most authentic Jamaican experience you can have in Negril. Jamaicans love to sing, dance and party and The Jungle offers it all in a spacious...

Jamaica's finest artists and craftspeople come to display their work at this art gallery.

This former English-style sugar plantation is now open to the public.

This beach is only about 300 yards long, and is very clean, beautiful calm waters, a bit crowded at times. The best beach in Montego Bay very crowded on Wednesdays when the cruise ships come to...

PLEASE NOTE REGARDING CHILDREN - Please check in advance about the ages of the children's exact interaction with the dolphins. Children may not be allowed to be "pulled" by the dolphins - they are...

Enough mangrove trees, wild crocodiles and tropical plants to excite even the most stubborn of imaginations.

The Blue Mountains in Jamaica is a hiker's and camper's paradise. You have to see it to believe it. The flowers and flora, the birds and animals. If you visit Jamaica, the Blue Mountains is a must see.

Formerly one of Jamaica's largest slave-holding estates, now a scenic spot for hiking and horseback riding.