The Blue Mountains stand in Eastern Jamaica and date back 140 million years. Their misty peaks and lush green slopes are watered by the heaviest rainfall in Jamaica, and their forests are home to hummingbirds, butterflies,
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The ackee is the national fruit of Jamaica. It’s also an ingredient in the national dish, ackee saltfish.
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Jamaica is famed throughout the world for its Rastafarian religion, which has several unique practices.
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Treasure Beach is an intimate hideaway set in lush tropical gardens at the edge of a turquoise sea. Manicured lawns extend down to magnificent mahogany trees onto a perfect white sand beach.
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Nestled between twin harbours on the island’s northeast curve, where mist-shrouded mountains drop down to the sea, Port Antonio more than lives up to its reputation as the ‘most exquisite port on earth.’
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