Worth the time - My husband and I went on and cruise and one of the ports was Jamaica. 🇯🇲 We took the Bob Marley tour. We had a group of 22 people. Our tour guide Tee, Kalisha, & driver Mr. Sinclair they were great. The tour at the estate was a lot of fun and informative. If you are looking for something to do in Montego Bay Jamaica. Go on an adventure to the estate it’s a treat.

A Must! - Its a must see if you never been! You get to see Bob Marley, his brother, and mother tombstone which was really cool! They also have a fire shot you can take for $10! and then you get to keep the shot glass!

Very informative, even the journey to the destination was quite interesting, informing us of the maruana growing on the roadside - Very informative & interesting. Even the journey to the museum was very interesting & spoken about & viewed,all the way

Bob Marley’s estates - Welcoming/knowledgeable and respectful tour guide, get to walk through out Bob’s property, has a shop/bar inside, live performance playing Bob’s music.

Incredible - Lovely morning, relaxed and informative. We had such a lovely time. Our tour guide was lovely, if you love Bob Marley it’s well worth doing.

Great Tour of Bob Marley’s birth place and resting place - This was a very interesting tour, 9 mile was a great experience! The roads were very narrow and bumpy, recommend that people with car sickness do not do this. Also, this is very much aimed at adults, and is marijuana friendly, almost encouraged- would not bring children.

Go for it - Only that the the tour guide went over and above his role despite adverse traffic situations this beautiful man got us back safely with a wonderful experience

Great experience - tour guide very informative we learned a lot just on the drive there and he new just as much as the 9 mile tour guide. Great experience overall

Birthplace of BM - Interesting place to visit to understand the history of Bob Marley. A few too many shops with mandatory passage. Friendly local driver and guide. Plan lunch in the excursion.

Interesting but be careful and have an open mind - We did a tour of the Bob Marley birth placer and mausoleum at Nine Mile with our tour operator TUI and came from the coast near Montego Bay. It is a very winding and dangerous road to get to Nine Mile and the museum, but to be fair, this is Jamaica after all and we can't expect 4 lane super highways. After arriving opposite the Bob Marley museum we were ushered into a shack at the side of the road where we were encouraged via very hard sell methods by the rastas running the outfit to buy cannabis and other items made out of cannabis. Don't forget that it is perfectly legal to buy and smoke cannabis in Jamaica. However, it is most definitely not legal in the UK, Europe or most of the USA so I am quite surprised that the tour operator agreed to us being dropped outside this shack with the drugs. You must be very firm and say very clearly you are not interested and walk away and even saying something like “No man” will help you in this regard. Even if you do wish to buy their stuff, it is very expensive to buy it here I am told – twice the going rate at the coast. Once we got into the museum, we had to wait for about 15 minutes in the gift shops which are very, very overpriced before we were led up a stairway past murals and photos of Bob and his family into a courtyard. Off of this courtyard there were again multiple shops and a small bar, all of these things were very overpriced and I encourage you to stay well clear. Eventually our tour guide from the museum arrived to show us around. This guy is well known on the Internet and YouTube from previous reviews and his name is “Captain Crazy” and he has a with a very unique laugh “haaaaaah…..” To be fair to him he was quite funny and amusing. There is not a great deal at the museum; just a battered old kitchen, a living room full of weird dolls with photos on the wall of Bob, his mother and his family and a room with some of Bob's discs on the wall and a clapped-out old piano. We were then taken out into a courtyard different from the first one where we were played some of Bob Marley's music for 20 minutes, all of the time being encouraged to tip generously which I found annoying considering the extortionate entry fee of $35. Eventually we were taken up a steep path to where Bob’s grave and mausoleum are located, alongside the mausoleum of his mother. You are allowed to enter the mausoleums but you are not allowed to take any photos of his grave. I felt quite honoured to be in the presence of Bob having been a fan of his for all my life. He died when I was only 13. You can have a photo on the stone where he sat and composed many of his songs, located just outside his little out-house near his mausoleum. Overall, I thought the tour was interesting and I am glad I did it but it is very overpriced to the point of being almost extortion with constant demands for tips which became extremely annoying. I hardly learned anything about Bob himself which isn't already widely known. I feel that Bob himself would be appalled at the commercialisation of his name which is expressed at this museum; Bob was a humble man who loved life and was not excessively commercial in his world view and I'm sure he would turn in his grave at the thought that his name was being commercialised in quite this manner. I am young minded and at heart and I personally quite enjoyed Captain Crazy (our tour guide) and found him amusing. However, what I would say is that some people could find him extremely offensive. I am a middle-aged white man and he often referred to me as “captain” probably in reference to Bob's father who was similar age to me and also white. He also made references to the colour of some mixed race people in our group and called them “cappuccino”, this was largely laughed off by the individuals concerned but I could imagine that some people would find this mocking and very offensive so I would urge people who may wish to take this tour to be or to have an open mind and just go with it. In summary I would say that the tour is worth doing only if you are a Bob Marley fan and would like to visit his final resting place as a tribute to a great musician and songwriter, a great guitarist and a great Jamaican. However, I think the place is excessively commercialised and you won't learn a lot about Bob on the tour. You also need to open your wallet/pocketbook a lot and have a broad mind.