• Fort Charles - Explore Fort Charles.
  The initial fort constructed in Port Royal was Fort Charles, originally named Fort Cromwell, built in the late 1650s to 1660s. It was later renamed Fort Charles. The fort experienced numerous modifications between 1656 and 1670. By 1667, it was equipped with 36 guns, and by 1765, it boasted 104 guns and housed a garrison of 500 men. The World Heritage Committee has recognized The Archaeological Landscape of 17th Century Port Royal, Jamaica, by adding it to the World Heritage List.

• Port Royal - Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Port Royal, including the fishing village and The Grand Excelsior Hotel.
  Port Royal is one of the country’s oldest and most historic areas, preserving much of its independence and heritage. Once a haven for pirates and other outlaws, it still retains a strong maritime tradition. Much of the old city, once dubbed the “wickedest city in the west” in the 17th century, now lies submerged beside the town due to an earthquake in 1692 that consumed about two-thirds of the then-existing space. Since then, another earthquake in 1907, along with numerous hurricanes, fires, and various population-reducing diseases, have affected the town. Despite these challenges, the waters around Port Royal are a rich archaeological treasure trove, filled with historical artifacts that narrate the story of daily life during the early days of English settlement.

• Institute of Jamaica - Visit IOJ’s National Gallery of Jamaica or Simon Bolivar Cultural Centre.

• Kingston Parish - Explore the Kingston Waterfront.

Take a leisurely walk along Water Lane to admire the street art and mural paintings.

Make a brief stop at Coronation Market Kingston, the largest fresh produce market in Jamaica.

Visit the Kingston Craft Market near the Waterfront, featuring over one hundred shops. The Kingston Craft Market is renowned for its “Brand Jamaica.”

• Emancipation Park - Located in New Kingston, the park is themed “Tribute to Freedom” and features an 11-foot bronze statue titled “Redemption Song,” depicting a black man and woman gazing skyward. This statue, situated at the southeast entrance of the park, symbolizes triumph over the tragedies of slavery. West African spiritual symbols are integrated throughout the park’s design, and the vibrant tropical plants and flowers create a relaxing atmosphere. It stands as a symbol of hope and freedom for the Jamaican people.

• Hotel pick-up and Drop-off in Kingston
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Certified Jamaica Tourist Board Tour Operator

• Lunch & Snacks
• Gratuities
• Admission fees
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Our history tours have delighted numerous visitors. We provide a rich travel experience, guiding guests through Port Royal, Fort Charles, the Grand Excelsior Hotel, a museum or gallery, Kingston Craft Market, Coronation Market, and Emancipation Park. We capture plenty of photos for guests, offer valuable insights, and ensure a memorable day.

We promote locations that we have personally explored, cherished, and would revisit repeatedly! This approach ensures familiarity with the areas and routes.

Benefits of choosing our services:

• Certified Jamaica Tourist Board Tour Operator
• Personalized itineraries with the flexibility to customize your trip according to your preferences.
• Extensive knowledge of destinations, offering valuable insights and recommendations.
• Competitive and affordable pricing

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