• Rose Hall Great House - The Rose Hall Great House is an early 18th-century plantation residence situated on an elevated position amidst thousands of acres in Rose Hall, Montego Bay. This historic house was once owned by the infamous Annie Palmer, known as one of Jamaica’s most notorious plantation owners, who possessed hundreds of slaves. Following her tragic death in 1831, the house gained a reputation for being haunted. Even during the day, its appearance can be quite eerie. Although there is no scheduled stop at the Rose Hall Great House on the way to Negril, the tour guide will share its history and slow down for photo opportunities.
• Rio Bueno - Rio Bueno is a charming seaside village located on the border of St Ann and Trelawny parishes. Its significance, history, and economy are closely tied to the splendid Rio Bueno Harbour, the deepest in Jamaica. This may have been a factor in Columbus anchoring there during his first visit to the island. The village emerged during the early English Colonial period as a stopover for maritime and overland travelers, featuring renowned taverns, guesthouses, and inns. By the late 1800s, the town had nearly become deserted, but it experienced a revival with the construction of a bauxite-shipping wharf in the mid-1900s. Despite these changes, the village remains a picturesque historical gem, with its old fort, warehouses, and churches set against the waterfront, framed by the lush hills of Trelawny.
• Bob Marley Museum - While visiting Nine Mile, explore Marley’s early life and his journey to fame, followed by a delicious Jamaican meal.
• Ocho Rios - Ocho Rios is the hub for all activities.
• Dunn’s River Falls and Park - Dunn’s River Falls is one of Jamaica’s national treasures, as renowned globally as Reggae and equally invigorating. Few places better embody the Arawak name “Xayamaca” - land of rivers and springs. The Spaniards referred to the area as “Las Chorreras” - the waterfalls or springs - and it is indeed one of the island’s most stunning locations. Just a short distance from Ocho Rios, one of Jamaica’s rapidly growing resort areas, Dunn’s River Falls is unique. It is described as a living and evolving phenomenon, continuously regenerating from travertine rock deposits, formed by calcium carbonate precipitation from the river as it cascades over the falls. The small dome-shaped cataracts are typically linked with thermal spring activity found in limestone caves. This, along with its proximity to the sea, makes Dunn’s River Falls the only one of its kind in the Caribbean, if not the world.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes

• Grand Palladium you will have to pay a supplementary charge of 30 USD per person, to be paid in cash
• Negril Hotels will have to pay a supplementary charge of 50 USD per person, to be paid in cash.

Commence your travel to Nine Mile, the originating place of the Reggae superstar Bob Marley, and witness the place where he experienced part of his early life and where his remains have been put to rest. Bob Marley, the influential reggae artist, played a crucial role in contributing to the appreciation of Jamaican culture and spreading his doctrines of love, peace, and societal fairness across the globe. Born in Nine Mile, situated in the St. Ann Parish of Jamaica, Marley’s music expressed the quintessence of the Jamaican lifestyle, intensely ingrained in its lively culture. Furthermore, his songs frequently reflected Jamaica’s natural splendor, showcasing its breathtaking landscapes. Set out on an expedition to Nine Mile, the native home of the legendary Bob Marley. Learn the captivating narrative of Marley’s youth and his route to becoming a musical magnate. Explore the places where Marley spent his initial years and pay a visit to his ultimate resting spot. Traverse through the hills to the spectacular treasure of Dunn’s River Falls. Join forces with the rest to form a human link and prevail over the impressive 600 ft. waterfall.

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