Tour Jamaica Photo Gallery

Blue Lagoon
Operating on the theme of a nature garden, the Blue Lagoon in Portland caters to the free-spirited and laid back adventurer. A pool restaurant and bar, mineral spring, basketball court and a huddle of six villas for overnight stay complete the idea.
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Blue Lagoon
This Gleaner reporter wrote, “I won't even try to find a word to describe the lagoon's shade of blue (will deep blue, green with a tinge of purple do?) On a recent visit it was just spectacular, reflecting both the sky and foliage surrounding it.”
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Devon House
An outstanding tribute to Jamaican craftsmanship, Devon House mansion is proud symbol of Jamaica's past as well as home to cosmopolitan hotspots like Norma's on the Terrace, Reve Jewellery and Grog Shoppe restaurant and of course the much loved Devon House Ice Cream.
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Great Houses of Western Jamaica
In the heyday of Jamaica's sugar economy, the great house was the seat of authority on the sugar plantation. Nowadays, great houses, like the Rose Hall Great House which is said to be haunted, offer tours in which visitors can get a peek into Jamaica’s history.
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Bloomfield Great House
Taking the time to explore Bloomfield Great House in Manchester, and its grounds, should prove quite an adventure, even for an amateur history buff.
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Dolphin Cove
Located beside the Dunn's River Falls in St. Ann, visitors can swim with the dolphins. Dolphin Cove operates three attractions in Jamaica - in Ocho Rios, Montego Bay and Hanover.
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Dunns River Falls
Tourists climb the Dunns River Falls in Ocho Rios, St Ann. Dunn's River Falls is a famous waterfall and a major Caribbean tourist attraction that is visited by thousands of people each week.
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Golden Eye
The stunning beauty of GoldenEye Resort is the same splendour that captivated Ian Fleming when he first came to Jamaica during World War II. The author of the wildly popular James Bond franchise ended up abandoning Britain for Jamaica.
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James Bond Beach
This beach named for Ian Fleming’s iconic spy character is 20 minutes from Ocho Rios. James Bond Beach is spectacular with its crystal clear water. The lush mountains of St. Mary also make for an amazing backdrop that reaches straight down to the sea. James Bond Beach is well known for its offerings of fresh fish and seafood served at the bar and grill.
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Green Grotto Caves
A tour of the caves enables visitors to journey into the underground to discover Jamaican history. The Green Grotto Caves are said to have provided shelter for Jamaica's first inhabitants, the Taino Indians. The caves boast a maze of stalactites and stalagmites, and other exquisite formations.
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YS Falls
Visitors to YS Falls in St. Elizabeth have a number of choices: you can either kick back in the natural pool or take a hike up the 120-foot waterfall consisting of seven tiers that cascade into natural pools.
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Chukka Cove
Some of the most exciting and exhilarating one-day tours are offered by Chukka Caribbean Adventures in Sandy Bay, St. Ann. Known for their wildest and most fun-filled excursions for children and adults, Chukka Caribbean provides a variety of educational, nature tours, as their tag line states, "where sensational nature awaits you". Here a group of women enjoy the Horseback Ride and Swim Tour.
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Captain Hook
Captain Hook is an authentic pirate dinner show, celebrating a rich aspect of Jamaica's heritage - the pirates. Currently, Jamaica has more attractions that all other Caribbean islands combined. With Captain Hook's addition, the country now boasts 170 attractions on the books. Here Calico Jack's boat roaming the ocean preying on unsuspecting voyagers.
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Hanging by the ropes
A pirate shows his expertise onboard Captain Hook which operates from the historic Falmouth Pier in Trelawny. Representing the ancient history of pirates, combined with the luxury and sophistication of 21st century technology, Captain Hook sails daily at 6:30pm, returning at 9:30 p.m.
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Bob Marley Museum
The museum is situated on the site of Marley’s home on Hope Road, which he purchased in 1975. This house, featuring 19th-century architecture, was Marley's home until his death in 1981. The main museum displays Marley's personal treasures.
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Negril Lighthouse
The lighthouse was commissioned in 1894 of a design done by the Trinity House. The lighthouse was designed to sit on a tank of water with a depth of 14 feet and holding some 45,000 gallons of water and is earthquake resistant.
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Negril Point
Here is a view from the lighthouse.
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Negril Sunset
Negril is famous for its breathtaking sunsets. Tourists line the wall at Rick's Cafe to drink in the colours of the setting sun.
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Gleaner Library
All of these photos and more are available for purchase at the Gleaner Library at 7 North Street, Kingston. Tel: (876) 922-3400 ext 6309. Email:library@gleanerjm.com
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