YS Falls Jamaica
YS Falls is one of the most spectacular of all tourist attractions in Jamaica. This seven-tiered waterfall is the main feature of a site that has won awards for environmental stewardship. It features gardens, a natural spring pool, and a canopy ride. And there`s a spot where you can go tubing! The YS Estate was once a sugar cane farm with an accompanying factory. The estate also supplied logwood, which was exported to Europe. The current owner of this attraction no longer grows cane, but instead raises and breeds thoroughbred horses and cattle.
Martha Brae River - Montego Bay
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And another of the very special tourist attractions in Jamaica is the Martha Brae River, where you can find the country`s number one rafting location. The tour offered includes round trip transportation to and from your hotel, a complementary fruit drink, and a three-mile raft ride down the historic Martha Brae River.
Tourist attractions in Jamaica have been immortalized in songs like Kingston Town by Harry Belafonte and Montego Bay by Amazulu. They paint a picture of a paradise characterized by sandy beaches, beautiful sunshine, blue skies, and clear ocean water.
Ocho Rios
A popular resort destination in Jamaica is the resort region of Ocho Rios, which is located on the north coast of this island nation. This is among the tourist attractions in Jamaica that offers wonderful resort hotels on beaches like Mallards Beach and Turtle Beach. Other places to see in Ocho Rios include Reynolds Pier, White River Bay, Cove Theatre, Cruise Ship Pier, and Crafts Market
Tourist attractions Jamaica
As far as tourist attractions in Jamaica are concerned, Kingston has much to see, including the Bob Marley Museum. This museum has displays commemorating the life of one of Jamaica`s most famous native sons. The reggae singer is best known for classic songs like Redemption Song and No Woman No Cry.
Come and enjoy Jamaica
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There are few places that have been romanticized as much in popular music as Jamaica. And many of the tourist attractions in Jamaica have become part of modern culture around the world.
