Jamaica
Jamaica Background information Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean The official language of Jamaica is English Jamaica has had one of the highest murder rates in the world for many years Various mob attacks against gay people have been reported, prompting human-rights groups to call Jamaica "the most homophobic place on earth. The island is famous for its Jamaican jerk spice, which is integral to Jamaican cuisine Bob Marley, the most famous reggae artist from Jamaica. Marcus Garvey, father of the Back to Africa Movement and Jamaica's first National Hero. History ● The Arawak and Taíno indigenous people, originating in South America, settled on the island between 4000 and 1000 BC ● Christopher Columbus arrived in 1494, there were more than 200 villages ruled by caciques ● English took control of the island in 1655. ● Christopher Columbus claimed Jamaica for Spain after landing there in 1494 ● In 1660, the population of Jamaica was about 4,500 white and 1,500 black,but by as early as the 1670s, black people formed a majority of the population. ● By 1660, Jamaica had become a refuge for Jews in the New World, also attracting those who had been expelled from Spain and Portugal. ● Jamaica slowly gained increasing independence from the United Kingdom in 1962 ● The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) is the small but professional military force of Jamaica. Entertainment Attractions Blue Hole blue hole is a cave or as some people say an underwater sinkhole.Its got its name because in jamaica the water is super blue Seven Mile Beach a long crescent of coral-sand beach at the end of Grand Cayman island. Seven Mile Beach is best known for its beauty, they have recently receiving the honor of "The Caribbean's Best Beach" 5 Swim with Dolphins Swim with dolphins is a fun experience. each offering unforgettable experiences, dolphins communication with humans are very , its a must see Negril Cliffs The negril cliff is mostly used for swimming , snorkeling. Its good for romantic things as well very beautiful spot Dunn's River Falls and Park Dunn's River Falls is a famous waterfall near Ocho Rios.Jamaica and a major Caribbean tourist attraction that receives millions of visitors each year Reach Falls Reach falls offers a unique blend of comfort, relaxation, and adventure. Reach Falls is an exotic waterfall cascading down a rock face into an emerald river pool. Bloody Bay Bloody Bay, a pretty beach to the north of Negril's Long Bay. Bloody bay was once a port for whalers who killed the large whales. it got it name bloody bay because the surrounding waters to run red with whale blood. Seven Mile Beach Blue Hole Dunn's River Falls and Park Attractions: Historical Greenwood Great House Greenwood Great House is more than 200 years old. Its owned by the family of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. A famous English poet. Lacovia Lacovia is the longest village in Jamaica. Lacovia was once home to one of the largest Jewish communities in Jamaica Braemar Tours Ltd. The tour of historic falmouth by trolley is designed to immerse visitors in the long rich history of falmouth town which dates back to more 200 years. Attractions: Natural Blue Mountains This is one of the biggest, wildest, and greenest parks in the Caribbean.everybody favorite, its ideal for exploring. You hike 5 to 6 Somerset Fall hours through thick vegetation. Waters from the Daniels River race down a deep gorge through a rainforest. Flowering vines, waterfalls, and foaming The Black River You can explore what feels like real Tarzan country, with mangrove trees and crocodiles in the wild,Its very exciting to take cascades form a lush backdrop. You can swim in the deep rock pools.The most romantic place you can take someone. the family. South Coast Safaris Lots of wild things grow in these swamps, and birders delight in the bird life.You might see something you never seen before. check it out. Martha Brae's Rafters Village Martha Brae's Rafters Village offers the best river-rafting experience you could have. You can sit on a raised dais on bamboo logs and watch the river scenery unfold in front of your eyes. Green Grotto Caves These limestone caves were used once upon a time to hide runaway slaves. black river blue mountains black river safari Martha Brae's Rafters Village Somerset Fall Green Grotto Caves Attractions: Unique/Unusual ● Bob Marley Museum ● That the drinking age is 16 ● That weed is NOT legalized in jamaica but if you have a small amount then you won’t get in trouble.
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