Attractions in Jamaica

Falmouth Cruise Terminal

A modern port complex built in the Georgian style, welcoming large cruise ships in Trelawny.

Rio Nuevo Battle Site

A historical monument in St.

Peter Tosh Monument

A mausoleum and monument in Westmoreland dedicated to the famous reggae musician and Wailers member.

Roxborough

The estate in Manchester known as the birthplace of Jamaican national hero Norman Washington Manley.

Independence Park (National Stadium)

A major sports and cultural complex in Kingston, known for international track and field competitions.

Half Way Tree Clock Tower

A Victorian monument at a busy intersection in St.

Cast Iron Bridge

The oldest surviving cast iron bridge in the Caribbean, spanning the Rio Cobre in Spanish Town.

UWI Mona Campus

The oldest campus of the University of the West Indies, known for its historic and modern architecture.

Lover's Leap Lighthouse

A modern lighthouse located on a steep cliff in St.

Sam Sharpe Square

A central square in Montego Bay commemorating national hero Sam Sharpe and the slave rebellion.

Institute of Jamaica

The primary institution for the encouragement and preservation of Jamaican literature, science, and art.

Plumb Point Lighthouse

A historic 19th-century lighthouse guiding ships safely into the Kingston Harbour along the Palisadoes.

Columbus Park

An open-air museum in Discovery Bay commemorating the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1494.

Holy Trinity Cathedral

A Roman Catholic cathedral in Kingston known for its impressive dome and frescoes.

Negril Lighthouse

A historic lighthouse standing at the westernmost point of Jamaica, at the West End of Negril.

Ward Theatre

A historic theater in downtown Kingston, rebuilt after the 1907 earthquake.

Mandeville Courthouse

A classic Caribbean colonial-style building that overlooks the town square of Mandeville.

Sabina Park

Jamaica's most famous cricket stadium in Kingston, home to the Kingston Cricket Club.

Morant Bay Courthouse

A historic building known for its role in the Morant Bay rebellion of 1865.

Morant Point Lighthouse

The oldest lighthouse in Jamaica, marking the easternmost point of the island.

Rick's Cafe

A popular spot in Negril for cliff jumping and watching sunsets.

Doctor's Cave Beach

One of the most famous beaches in Montego Bay, known for its clear waters.

Dolphin Cove

Interactive marine park where visitors can swim with dolphins.

Mystic Mountain

Adventure park offering bobsled rides through the rainforest.

Pelican Bar

A unique rustic bar built on a sandbar in the middle of the sea.

Dunn's River Falls

Famous waterfalls in Ocho Rios that empty into the Caribbean Sea.

Bob Marley Museum

The former home of the legendary reggae musician Bob Marley.

Reach Falls

A beautiful natural waterfall surrounded by lush rainforest.

Frenchman's Cove

A famous beach where a river meets the sea.

Seven Mile Beach

A long, beautiful white sand beach located in Negril.

Nature

Lake

Yallahs Ponds

A series of salt ponds on the south coast, forming an important wetland.

Lake

Glistening Waters

A lagoon near Falmouth that glows at night due to bioluminescence.

Mountain

Dry Harbour Mountains

A prominent limestone mountain range on the north coast, characterized by deep caves and rugged terrain.

More highlights

Edinburgh Castle Ruins (Jamaica)

The eerie ruins of an 18th-century house built by Lewis Hutchinson, Jamaica's most notorious serial killer, the 'Mad Doctor'.

Cinnamon Hill Great House

A historic plantation house once owned by the family of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and later became the Jamaican home of country music legend Johnny…

Hibbert House, Kingston

An elegant Georgian townhouse from 1755, which serves as the headquarters of the Jamaica National Heritage Trust.

Port Royal

Port Royal was once known as the 'wickedest city on earth' before a devastating earthquake in 1692.

The Cage, Montego Bay

A small, whitewashed building from 1806 that served as a temporary jail for runaway slaves, drunken sailors, and other petty criminals.

Fort Augusta

A large 18th-century fortress built at the mouth of Kingston Harbour to protect the city from naval attacks.

Nanny Town Ruins

The legendary settlement of the Windward Maroons, led by National Heroine Nanny.

Liberty Hall: The Legacy of Marcus Garvey

The former headquarters of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in Kingston.

Rockfort Mineral Bath

A historic mineral bath that emerged after the 1907 earthquake when a mineral spring gushed from the ground.

Trench Town Culture Yard

A government yard in Trenchtown that was Bob Marley's home in the 1960s.

Good Hope Great House

A beautifully restored 18th-century great house that was once the heart of a prosperous sugar plantation.

George Liele Memorial

A memorial in Kingston honoring George Liele, a freed American slave who came to Jamaica in 1782 and founded the first Baptist church on the island.

Stokes Hall Great House Ruins

The ruins of one of the oldest and most heavily fortified great houses in Jamaica.

Blenheim, Birthplace of Alexander Bustamante

The humble site in Hanover where Sir Alexander Bustamante, the first Prime Minister of Jamaica and a National Hero, was born.

Taíno Middens at White Marl

A significant archaeological site consisting of large mounds of shells, pottery, and other artifacts, documenting the life of the indigenous Taíno pe…

Black River Spa Mineral Spring

A historic mineral spring that became popular as a spa in the 18th century.

Lyssons Beach Public Park

A beach near Morant Bay that played a role in the 1865 rebellion.