Doctor's Cave has been one of the most famous beaches in Jamaica for nearly a century. It is noted for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and near-white sand. Its sheltered location provides calm waters. While at the check-in counter, you might want to inquire about renting beach chairs and umbrellas (optional). You can also get yourself settled on the beach and then go back later to get them. Beautiful palm, coconut and sea grape trees provides nice shaded areas where you can lay out on your towels as well. Be sure to take your towels, sunblock, sun glass. Several water sporting activities that are available at a fee including snorkeling gears. There are bars and cafes where you can hang-out and have a beer or even have a sandwich or local hot lunches.

Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville is located on the edge of the cliffs along the Hip Strip up the street from Doctors Cave Beach. It is undoubtedly the best place for you to hang-out with a special person or for a family retreat after your amazing experience at the world famous Doctors Cave Beach. Enjoy the 120ft long waterslide or bounce away on one of the many water trampolines floating in the water park. Crisp, clear Caribbean water is waiting to hug you as you make that splash from the water slide. Classic American and local Jamaican jerk chicken and pork dishes are served along with iced-cold drinks and reggae music. The best margaritas are served up on a daily basis. Don’t forget to grab your favorite Margaritaville souvenir or memorabilia before you leave. If you are on an extended vacation in Montego Bay don’t forget to return in the night for the dance club segment up till 2am.

The Rose Hall Great House is one of the most famous structures in Jamaica. It became famous as the owner Annie Palmer, was a black magician trained in voodoo arts who murdered three husbands and was reputed to have been strangled in her own bed by a voodoo priest from a neighboring plantation. It is reported that she can still be seen riding around the plantation at nights. Take a Tour of this former sugar plantation restored to its beauty with bar, snack and gift shop.

Located in the hills of Hanover, Jamaica, and nestled on the bank of a magnificent stretch of the great river in the countryside community of Lethe. Home to picturesque views of the lush surrounding valleys and tranquil gardenscapes – from the rolling hills to the calming ripples of the cool water, guests who visit this location will leave with memories to last a lifetime. Spanning 200 acres, Lethe was home to a former banana plantation estate, today the estate is home to garden experiences and river excursions. The Reggae Rafting at Lethe brings a unique twist – with an experience that will be immersed in the culture through Reggae music & country roads. The melodies will bring you along your journey right aboard a hand-crafted 30-foot bamboo raft piloted by a certified expert raft captain. You will learn about the history of the land, the lifestyle culture of historic Jamaica still alive in the rural community, and about the surrounding flora in the lush valley.