• Montego Bay - This guided tour offers visitors an insightful journey through the history and culture of Jamaica from 1492 to the present. Experience the authentic Jamaican culture by visiting one of Montego Bay’s oldest churches, established around 1771, which remains active today. Discover the diverse lifestyles across various communities, including upper, middle, and lower classes. The tour also includes a stop at the historic Sam Sharpe Square, named after a national hero and freedom fighter, where visitors can photograph his memorial.

• Montego Bay Cultural Center - The National Museum Jamaica serves as the national authority for collecting, preserving, and documenting Jamaica’s material culture. It aims to encourage in-depth research and reflection on Jamaica’s history and modern life. As the custodian of Jamaica’s National Collection, the museum houses over 17,000 historical, ethnographic, and archaeological artifacts, spanning from the prehistoric era to contemporary times. The museum’s work focuses on three main areas: Preservation, Research, and Communication through educational programs.

• St James Parish Church - Dedicated to St. James the Great, the patron Saint of Spain, the St. James Parish Church was constructed between 1775 and 1782. Built from white limestone, the church features a Greek cross plan with a bell tower at the west end. It boasts large, round-headed sash windows and an intricate Palladian window behind the altar. Although the church suffered significant damage during the 1951 earthquake, restoration efforts maintained the original design with only minor changes.

• The Cage - This prominent historic stone structure, located in the heart of Montego Bay, was built in 1806. Initially serving as a temporary holding area for runaway slaves, unruly seamen, and other so-called vagrants, the Cage was originally made of wood. Due to damage caused by its occupants, it was reconstructed in stone. In 1811, a belfry was added, and the bell was used to signal country slaves to leave town, ringing at 2:00 pm and again at 3:00 pm. Afterward, any so-called vagrant individuals found on the streets were detained.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• All Fees and Taxes

This excursion offers guests the opportunity to explore Montego Bay, the second biggest city in Jamaica, in an intimate and thorough manner. You’ll gain insight into our unique culture, heritage, and history, and have the chance to taste authentic Jamaican fruits in season. Take a step back in time by visiting the oldest church in Montego Bay and a local cultural museum. Furthermore, you can tantalize your taste buds with traditional Jamaican cuisine such as jerk chicken, jerk pork, rice with peas and oxtail in a way you’ve never experienced before.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.