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Rafting and Relaxation – The New ‘R & R’

Rafting is a popular activity for tourists and locals alike. What could be more relaxing than being guided down the Rio Grande in Portland or the Martha Brae in Trelawny at a slow, smooth pace, being...

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Birds Of Paradise

Jamaica has built a very successful tourism industry on its “looks” – sparkling white sandy beaches, washed by shimmering blue sea, complemented by lush green landscapes and, of course, warmed by...

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Historic, Exotic Black River

Take a walk on the wild side and explore the exotic Black River by boat. The hour-long safari tour takes you six miles up river and back, incorporating the lower delta and the Great Morass. Your...

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Idyllic St Mary

St Mary isn’t considered a tourism mecca, but the parish has its own quiet charm. Long known for  its sprawling banana plantations, St Mary’s idyllic beauty once attracted the likes of Ian Fleming,...

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Spanish Town – A Place Of History

The history of Spanish Town dates back to 1534 when it was settled by the Spanish and established as the nation’s capital city. The original name was Villa de la Vega (city on the plains). Captured by...

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The Bob Marley Tour

It’s Travel Tuesday! This week, it’s all about Bob Marley as we visit some of the most important places in his life. This tour is perfect for reggae lovers and arts and culture buffs. Let’s go! Bob...

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The Museums Of Kingston

Kingston is  undoubtedly the capital of commerce, but it is also a colourful cultural mecca. The teeming city is famous for its extensive cultural and entertainment offerings, with everything from...

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Surf’s Up!

Let’s grab our boards, paddle out into the surf and ‘hang ten’ this Travel Tuesday. According to the Jamaica Surfing Association, surfing has been done on the island from as early as 1912, but the...

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Hop To The Hip Strip

diGJamaica is in Montego Bay for the 5th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference, so it’s only right that this week’s Travel Tuesday highlight one of the second city’s most famous areas – the Hip Strip....

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Animal Attraction

Now that summer is officially here and schools are getting ready to close for the holiday, it’s time to plan some fun activities to keep the children occupied – and entertain your own inner child....

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Step Back In Time – Seville Great House And Heritage Park

It’s a rainy Travel Tuesday in Jamaica today, but if you’re up for some history lessons, let’s step back in time with a visit to the Seville Great House and Heritage Park in St Ann. The great house and...

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Heaven In Hellshire

Summer time is beach time and if you’re in the St Catherine and Kingston and St Andrew area, one of the best places to go is Hellshire. The area features two popular beaches next door to each other:...

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St Elizabeth’s Treasure

We’re heading to St Elizabeth this Travel Tuesday – Treasure Beach, to be exact. ‘Treasure’ is the generic name given to four coves – Billy’s Bay, Frenchman’s Bay, Calabash Bay, and Great Pedro Bay –...

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Historical Sites In Jamaica – Part 1

‘Emancipendence’ is almost here and Jamaicans are looking for ways to make the holiday interesting. Since it is a time of reflection and celebration, we have done a little diGging and come up with a...

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Historical Sites In Jamaica – Part 2

It’s Travel Tuesday again and we continue our trek across Jamaica, marvelling at the island’s rich historical sites. This week, we go to Portland, St Andrew and Kingston. Portland Portland Parish...

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Chasing Waterfalls

It’s almost time for the start of the new school year, but we can still squeeze in one more quick trip, right? This Travel Tuesday, we explore some of the most popular and breathtaking natural...

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Hanover’s Story

In for a bit more history this Travel Tuesday? Let’s head to the Hanover Museum in Lucea. Situated on the site of an old barracks and workhouse for women, which later became a prison and police...

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Relax And Explore At The Royal Palm Reserve

Calling all nature lovers! This Travel Tuesday post is for you. Just a few minutes outside of Negril, away from the typical beach getaway, is the Royal Palm Reserve, a beautiful protected forest...

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Glistening Waters By Night

Travel Tuesday trivia question: Did you know water could glow in the dark? Experience it for yourself with a night-time trip to Glistening Waters Restaurant and Luminous Lagoon in Falmouth, Trelawny....

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Crafty In Kingston

We’re getting ‘crafty’ this Travel Tuesday with a stop at the Kingston Craft Market, located downtown, right on the waterfront. The facility, also known as the Victoria Craft Market, is being...

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