- Rio Nuevo - Next we’ll visit Rio Nueva which was the location where the final and biggest battle started between the British and the Spaniards to determine possession of Jamaica. This battle is known to be the major turning point in Jamaica.
- St. Ann’s Bay - First we’ll tour St. Ann’s Bay where Columbus first landed on his second voyage to the new world. Nearby, we get to explore Sevilla La Nueva which is one of Jamaica’s as well as one of the world’s most significant cultural heritage site. It’s regarded as the genesis of modern Jamaica where you’ll see ruins and artifacts of the first European settlement on the island.
- Mahogany Beach - Finally we’ll end the day at Mahogany Beach for food, drinks, entertainment and water sports. Here you get to relax, take a swim at the beach, or wade in the mineral pool created by a natural spring flowing through the property.
- Ocho Rios - Learn the culture and way of life of our people as we travel through the countryside. Observe the flora and fauna of indigenous plans, fruit trees, and farm crops grown in Jamaica. We’ll travel through Fern Gully rainforest where trees canopy over the road displaying some of the various exotic ferns grown on the island.
Our journey will take us to rural farmland areas, urban communities, and hillside neighborhoods where the affluent reside. We’ll make a brief stop in the hills at “Ocean on the Ridge Restaurant and Bar” for a picturesque view of Ocho Rios town and its harbor.
On our final descent into the town of Ocho Rio, we could arrange an optional visit to one of our many restaurants serving local cuisines, or we could do shopping at a local craft market or souvenir shops.
- Bottled water
- Snacks
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Tips (Gratuity)
- Entry Fee for beach $10
- Food and Drinks on Beach
We’ll embark on a journey to St. Ann’s Bay, the land Columbus first chanced upon during his second expedition to the uncharted world. Situated nearby is Sevilla La Nueva, the cornerstone of Jamaican cultural heritage and considered the cradle of modern Jamaica.
We’ll venture to Rio Nueva, the battleground of the most monumental clash between the British and the Spaniards, which determined the rightful claimant of Jamaica. Presenting a unique opportunity to witness the islands’ indigenous plant life and farming practices, we aim to educate about the local culture and customs as we traverse through the native communities.
Our journey heads next to the charming town of Ocho Rios, offering a stopover at one of the many local restaurants that pair exquisite local flavours with excellent service, alongside an option to peruse the variety at the local craft markets and souvenir shops. The day wraps at a local beach, serving as the perfect setting for food, refreshments, entertainment, a refreshing swim, and leisure.
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