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7 must-do things in Kingston

7 must-do things in Kingston

What better way to get to know the vibrant Jamaican capital than by taking a tour of Kingston that will show off the unique variety of attractions that it and its surrounding areas have to offer.

From off-the-beaten-path dark sand beaches to reggae rhythms in the hills above Kingston and climbing to the island’s highest point, this city holds many one-of-a-kind attractions for an unforgettable vacation.

Strawberry Hill

Escape to the heights above Kingston with someone special and feel the world fall away at these cottages nestled into the lush vegetation of the mountainside. Soak in the views from the wrap-around verandah and glistening infinity pool, all the way to the seas below.
www.strawberryhillhotel.com
Tel: (876) 944-8400


Bob Marley Museum

One of the first items on the list for visitors to Kingston, the former home of reggae legend Bob Marley is a cultural journey into the life and music of the man who is one of the most recognized international icons of Jamaican culture.
www.bobmarleymuseum.com
Tel: (876) 923-9380

Island Routes Kingston Tour

Even if you’re staying on the north coast, getting to tick off some items from your Jamaican ‘must experience’ bucketlist like the Bob Marley Museum, Devon House and the National Gallery, is easily arranged with a tour company for a fun all day excursion to the capital city.
www.islandroutes.com
Tel: (876) 768-8370

Hike Blue Mountain Peak

Kingston is the gateway to hiking Jamaica’s highest mountain, Blue Mountain Peak, a bucket list item for many.

Take to the hills in a Landrover, all the way to a 200-yearold old rustic hideaway in the heart of rural Jamaica, where you’ll spend the night before hitting the trail to try and catch the sunrise and the elusive glimpse of the coast of Cuba.

Grab a cup of authentic Blue Mountain coffee on this working farm.
www.whitfieldhall.com
Tel: (876) 878-0514

Dub Club

On Sunday evenings, jam with locals and reggae music lovers from all over the world. With an authentic vibe, reggae artists are known to pass through and perform live in the spur of the moment at this spot with a spectacular view of Kingston

Get Here: Up a long, steep and windy road called Skyline Drive, bear left at the T Junction. The view will be on your left. Cars line the road and someone will direct you to the steps down to the club.
www.kingstondubclub.com
Tel: (876) 815-1184

Devon House & Devon House I-Scream

Built by Jamaica’s first black millionaire, this stately mansion in the heart of Kingston was one of three that made up Millionaire's Corner. Locals and tourists alike visit the Heritage site just for a scoop of Devon House “I-Scream” at the flagship shop, in signature flavours like soursop, guava, Blue Mountain Coffee and Devon Stout.
www.devonhouseja.com
Tel: (876) 929-6602



Bob Marley Beach

It’s said that Bob used to hang out at this local beach where clear, clean water laps the shore of the dark sandy beach while fishermen go about their daily tasks and locals enjoy the chill vibe and small bar.

Get here: Head past the Harbour View roundabout and out towards St. Thomas, access is just beyond Bull Bay Police Station.

 

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