Tours Offered


Allen Bamboo: Very scenic road lined with 5 miles of tall bamboo trees creating a canopy of tropical yellow and green hues.

Black RiverNature Tour: Boat tour, Exotic birds, fish, crocodiles, hiking, shopping and dining all makes for a wonderful day out to this extremely popular safari attraction.

Front Hill Beach: Guest will enjoy this semi-private beach with 2 miles of white sandy beaches and delicious local Jamaican cuisine

YS Falls: Prepare your self for a sight much more beautiful than Dunn’s River Falls. Less crowded and more serene, this beautiful natural water fall cascades down approximately 120 feet into the Y.S. River. You can relax or get an adrenaline rush by bungee jumping into the cool river water.

Milk River Mineral Bath: The waters are reputed to have cured numerous ailments such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, and sciatica.

Appleton Estate Tours: Jamaica’s premier rum distillery where guests can see how the island’s famous rum is made and distilled. Taste as much as you want your trusted driver will get you home safely!

Day trip to Kinston: guests will visit Bob Marley Museum, Coronation Market, Emancipation Park topped off with an evening at Jamaica’s historic Devon’s House

A day in Mandeville: golfing, playing tennis, visiting local sites,

Lovers Leap: by far is the most magnificent view of Jamaica’s South Coast rising over 600 feet above sea level is a sight no one should miss.


The African Museum: is in the gleaming white Devon House complex on the corner of Hope Road and Waterloo Road. It was established in 1971. It contains artifacts relating to Jamaica's African Heritage.










Devon House:, a national monument, is an elegant white three story Georgian-style Great House built in 1881 by George Stiebel, the Caribbean's first black millionaire. It has been beautifully restored by the National Trust. It contains one of the world's finest collections of antique mahogany furniture. A large shaded verandah runs round the ground floor, and there are balconies on the first floor with great views over the gardens and surrounding countryside. In the landscaped grounds with towering palms and lush vegetation, are a Port Royal-style grog shop, Norma's on the Terrace restaurant specializing in Jamaican cuisine, craft shop, souvenir shop, and an ice cream shop where guests can try delicious tropical fruit tasting ices.


The Bob Marley Museum: Opened in 1986 and was formerly Bob Marley's residence and the site of the Tuff Gong recording studio. It contains an incredible mural 'The Journey of Bob Marley Superstar', painted by Everald Brown, and has a collection of Marley memorabilia depicting the life and career of the late reggae superstar.

Caymanas Park: For the horse-racing enthusiast this is the place to be

The Folk Musical Instrument Exhibition: opened as a teaching aid to Jamaica School of Music in 1981, and contains unusual musical instruments collected between 1966 and 1981. The Geology museum exhibits rocks and mineral s of Jamaica and collections from other countries, many of them rare.

Hope Botanical Gardens:. Founded in 1881,this is the largest botanical gardens in the West Indies, covering 200 acres (80 hectares). The huge lawns are surrounded by towering royal palms and exotic island floral.

The Jamaica Defense Force Museum (Military Museum) is in Up Park camp, off South Camp Road. There are fascinating plans of the many forts built around Kingston in the eighteenth century, as well as information, weapons, medals and uniforms of the West Indies Regiment and the Jamaica Infantry Militia that existed from 1662 to 1906

Lime Cay is a glorious sunspot off Kingston's shore: South of The Palisades this private uninhabited island can be reached by boat and it is great for swimming and snorkeling. Nearby is a small white sand beach with nearby steps that lead down to the 200,000 year-old cave below sea level. The area also has interesting vegetation and wildlife adapted to the very dry conditions, including some iguana.

Personalized tours: Based on your interests we will help you select the sights that are best suited to your interests and will help steer you from those that are mere tourist traps.