Sizzling Magnetism in Jamaica


You land in Jamaica and you find physically bounded by blue skies and azure blue seas. Warm, welcoming and beautiful it is easy to slip into the easy friendship and laidback ambience of
This foreign island.

However, don't let go of the surveyor in you because this island has much to offer in provisos of its Sights, Attractions, Adventure Sports and Cultural Activities.

Negril Beach Undoubtedly this 7-mile long sickly white sand beach is one of the supreme beaches and hot spots of Jamaica. Beach bars and open-air restaurants dot the suburbs of this beautiful expanse.

Dunn's River Falls 600ft waterfall is an enormously popular and an eye-catching sight. Cold and clear white fizz cascades and splashes over a series of stone steps and trickles down to join the Caribbean.

Montego Bay besides Negril, Montego Bay is the next important alternative in Jamaica. It boasts a number of beautiful beaches that are wonderful to enjoy exciting water sports or simply soak up the gorgeous sun Doctor's Cave Beach is an admired bathing spot for most visitors and it is believed the waters here possess remedial powers.

Ocho Rios If you happen to be a Bob Marley or James Bond fan then a visit to this mesmerizing resort is a must. Visit the Bob Marley Mausoleum and if you are fluky you may even cross paths with Marley's family and friends close to the city of St. Ann.

Marshall's Pen a private preserve in central Jamaica, Marshall's Pen has recorded sightings of 23 of the country's widespread birds, including the Jamaican owl. Rich forests and open grazing land give this region astonishing bird diversity.

Black River Morasses is extensive habitats approximately the Black River in southwestern Jamaica are the country's largest wetland and an ideal locality for seeing ducks, herons, rails, waders and other water-loving birds.

Mature Forests deep in the mountains of eastern-central Jamaica give Hardwar Gap amazing cover for many of the country's more elusive bird species, such as the fearful crested quail-dove and the Blue Mountain vireo.

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