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Hike the Blue Mountains

Jamaica’s highest mountain range, the Blue Mountains are incredibly beautiful

The Eastern side is particularly beautiful, which, due to its diverse flora and fauna, was made a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2015.

The best way to explore the mountains is on foot, via one of the many hiking trails, which range in difficulty, and are close to both Kingston and Port Antonio.

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Visit a luminous lagoon

A unique night time experience to remember for a lifetime.

Situated on the Northern coast of the island, near Montego Bay, the luminous lagoon,(often known as Glistening Waters), gets its name from the natural phenomenon which causes its waters to give off a stunning blue glow at nighttime.

One of only a handful of such lagoons in the world, it is incredibly beautiful and makes for a truly unique night time swimming experience.

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Visit the Bob Marley Museum

Situated in Kingston (his home city), the museum houses some of the singer’s most prized possessions

His former recording studio which has been transformed into an exhibition hall, and a gift shop selling all manner of Bob Marley related merchandise.

The house also includes a theatre holding up to 80 people, and enables you to get a great feel of how Bob Marley lived his life.

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Watch the sunset at Rick's Cafe- And Cliff Jump

Set on a cliff top in Negril’s west end, overlooking the Caribbean sea

Rick’s Cafe has become a hugely popular spot due to its great food and drink and spectacular sunset views which are some of the best on the island.

It's great to get there early and if you are the type to like adrenaline you can also join in on Cliff Diving, that's super popular here. If you aren't the type to jump, it's still great to sit and watch others take their leap of faith.

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Explore Dunn's River Falls

One of the biggest tourist attractions for good reason!

Featuring in numerous songs, and considered a national treasure, a visit to Dunn's River Falls is a must. The waterfall that's situated in Ocho Rios is a beauty to behold, with its natural terraces, which enables visitors to climb the giant staircase. What's more you are also able to tube in the Dunns river!

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Explore underground caves

Jamaica’s coastlines are home to intricate networks of limestone caves.

The cave network featuring stalagmites and stalactites, underground streams, and even waterfalls.

The most popular are the Green Grotto Caves, a spectacular network of underground caverns once used by escaped slaves, and named after the green-algae which cover their walls.

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