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Sun Valley Plantation is a working plantation located in the town of Oracabessa on Jamaica’s north coast, which is operated by a local family. The tour of the plantation tells the story of the property from the slave era to present day. Visitors will learn about the wide variety of tropical fruits and plants on the plantation, along with their therapeutic and medicinal uses and get the opportunity to taste them.
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Stush in the Bush is a farm-to-table bespoke culinary experience in the rural hills of St. Ann on Jamaica’s north coast. The site, owned by a husband and wife team, combines a farm tour with vegetarian dining. Ingredients for the creatively prepared meals are picked...
Located less than 30 minutes from the historic town of Falmouth on Jamaica’s north coast, visitors to Hampden Estate will journey through sugar cane fields to the working distillery established in the 1750s. Visitors will be exposed to Hampden Estate’s rich history...
Visitors to the Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience get to see, touch and taste their way through the history of Appleton Estate, the first and largest producer of rum in Jamaica. It is a journey back in time to the 1700s, to learn about the process involved in...
Located at the foot of the Blue Mountains in Eastern Jamaica is a small museum that showcases the iconic history of Jamaican Maroons. The word ‘Maroon’ describes communities of blacks who escaped plantation slavery and established settlements in hilly or mountainous...