Villas in Jamaica

For those seeking heaven on earth, Holidu takes you to Jamaica, a natural paradise in the middle of the Caribbean. Not only for its dreamy beaches, with white sand and turquoise water, but also for its mountains, forests and lakes: true wonders of nature. Travel to Jamaica and visit a tropical island full of stunning places, but you can also delve into Rastafarian culture, reggae and the places where Bob Marley lived. Without forgetting the important history of it's past marked by colonization and slavery.

Villas in Jamaica are not that difficult to imagine. The sun and the sea knock on your door, and you can feel the sea breeze on your face. You can also bathe in the pool and contemplate the ocean from the terrace. All this is only part of what you can enjoy outside because inside the villas you will be able to enjoy all the comforts that you like such as internet, television and air conditioning. The spacious and well distributed spaces will fascinate you. Don't wait any longer, the villas in Jamaica are your best choice!

Montego Bay is one of the main cities of the island and is the most important airport of the country. It is the ideal place to start your trip through Jamaica, since from here you can organize several interesting expeditions and contact the Jamaican society.

The city has several points of interest such as the Crafts market, a market with crafts and typical Jamaican products; Doctor's cave beach, one of the oldest maritime recreational spaces in Montego or several of its boardwalks with front-row views of the Caribbean sunsets.

The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, the capital, collects memorabilia and memorabilia of the former reggae legend. It is located in what was the singer's home. His birth house can also be visited. Located in the village of Nine Miles, near Eight Ríos, it is a pilgrimage site for the Rastafarian movement. It has been converted into a museum and is where the Marley mausoleum is, who is accompanied by a guitar, a bible and a soccer ball.

Visiting Jamaica is undoubtedly witnessing the wonders of nature, such as the Luminous Lagoon of Glistening Waters, in Bush Bay, Falmouth. At night, if you move the lake water, it becomes phosphorescent due to the microorganisms in its ecosystem that glow, causing a blue light. A spectacle that will leave you speechless!

In the city of Negril you will find one of the best beaches in the world: Seven Miles. Here you have coves and natural springboards, a beautiful sunset, an interesting underwater environment to explore. You can also swim in other neighbouring beaches.

With its beautiful setting of cliffs, as well as the best sunset on the island and the entire Caribbean, Rick's Café bar-restaurant is one of the most popular and touristic places in Jamaica. You will find it in Negril, to the west, and it is worth having a good liquor or a "Rastapolitan" cocktail, watching the sun fall over the sea to the rhythm of reggae and jumping from the rocks, more than 30 meters high

Among the places to visit in Jamaica, the Blue Mountains National Park and its mountain range with peaks over 2,000 meters high is also highly recommended. The sierra, about two hours from the capital, rises in the eastern part of the island and, with its thick forests and 500 species of flowers, is one of the best natural landscapes in Jamaica

Located in the city of Kingston, inaugurated in 1974, it is the largest and oldest public art museum in the English-speaking Caribbean. There you will be able to see works by Jamaican artists, as well as pieces by Caribbean artists. The gallery is also known for the Last Sundays program, with free admission and performances

Another of the most beautiful natural places to see in Jamaica. They are one of the greatest falls from the island. Close to Eight Rios and the sea, you may have seen them in the James Bond classic Gold Finger (by the way, the author of the books lived in Jamaica). At Dunn's Falls, the water falls down the surfaces formed by the travertine rocks, like stairs, so it is typical to climb the slippery stones and bathe in the natural pools.