City: Jamaica
Top Things to do in Jamaica
Top Restaurants in Jamaica
Things to do in Jamaica, Jamaica: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Is there anything better than stretching out like a cat in a warm patch of Jamaican sun? Only if you sprinkle your island vacation with a dash of adventure. Known fondly as “the land of wood and water,” Jamaica’s forests feature prime hiking and bird watching. History buffs can the heritage sites of Trelawny, while reggae and dancehall fans will love the authentic music clubs of Kingston. Montego Bay is perfect for snorkeling and shopping, while the spas of Ocho Rios can make any stresses melt away.
Restaurants in Jamaica
1. Abba Jahnehoy Place
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. King Manor Museum
3. Fort Oracabessa (Fort Littleton)
4. Touch The Road
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
Touch The Road (TTR) is a community-based destination management company and entertainment service that provides a vibrant alternative to the typical resort vacation experience in Jamaica. From lodging and transportation to entertainment and activities, we rely upon local communities to foster an authentic Jamaican experience for visitors founded upon forging real relationships through connected cultural exchange. At TTR, we know that culture comes from people. That's why we offer all kinds of trips that cater to all kinds of different people that are united by one constant. All our trips are shepherded by certified travel guides who serve as an entry point to real Jamaican experiences with real Jamaican people.
5. Greenwood Great House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 199 reviews
Built during an era of elegance and brutality, Greenwood has retained the atmosphere of the 19th century and continues to capture the imagination of its visitors. The house was built by the Barretts of Wimpole Street London in 1800. Unique among local plantation houses, Greenwood survived unscathed during the slave rebellion of Christmas 1831. It still has most of its original furniture including the largest and rarest collection of musical instruments and books in the island.
Reviewed By Jfs3d
A devoted and highly informed guide takes you through both a well-preserved masterpiece of colonial architecture and a slice of Jamaican history. Wonderful view of Falmouth and the sea beyond.
6. Noel Coward's Firefly House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Noel Coward's Firefly House is a museum with significant historical interest The museum is open to the public 8:00 am - 6:00 pm, 7 days a week.
Reviewed By lisasC3977OV
We walked up and found the house as I had seen 4 years ago (could be better maintained, sadly). Staff were friendly and knowledgeable about Coward and his life. A very peaceful setting..
7. 41 Fleet Street
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Jamakinmedream
The highlight of our day was visiting 41 Fleet Street. Beautiful, inspirational, murals span several blocks, and a yard. This community artist project is uplifting, and shows a sense of pride, and progress for this neighborhood. I see this as must see destination in Kingston. It felt safe and welcoming.
8. Craighton Estate Great House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By AletheaL3 - Mississauga, Canada
While we were in Kingston for a family reunion, we took a tour organized by Stephen Grant of GPS Taxi and Tours to the Craighton Estate coffee plantation and lunch at Strawberry Hill. The tour started with a short hike through the coffee plantation up paved steps built into the mountainside to a beautiful lookout of Kingston and Port Royal. Our guide, Jerome, was very knowledgeable about the coffee plants, their lifecycle, harvesting and environmental considerations and he kept us engaged with his easy delivery and interaction with the group. This was followed up with a talk on the verandah of the Great House by Junior on the history and processing of the coffee bean into a tasty cup of coffee. Junior’s presentation was informative and his evident passion for the coffee industry was infectious. The tour ended with us sampling a delicious cup of Blue Mountain coffee paired with some yummy rum cake. We had a great time and we would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Jamaica.
9. Montego Bay Cultural Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Western Jamaica's multipurpose Cultural Centre is located at the historic Sam Sharpe Square. The attraction Incorporates National Museum West which catalogs Jamaica's history and the National Gallery West which showcases the best of local modern Art, There is also a Freedom Monument memorial (dedicated to those who fought for the Country's Emancipation as well as a Gift Shop & Ol Joe Jamaican Cuisine Bistro.
Reviewed By veneishap2020 - Westmoreland Parish, Caribbean
Great curator in the art gallery up stairs,nice assistant cloey the guide , interesting pieces of art also seeing the train and other artifacts
10. St James Parish Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Clawboot - Rochester, United States
We visited on a Saturday and there were quite a few people in and around the Church. Lots of history and remarkable elements including the old pipe organ, very old altar and pews, ornate carvings, stained glass, and the outside cemetery. Make a contribution and say a prayer when you're there.
