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Beautiful beaches, natural waterfalls and exotic rainforests are the epitome of this sun-soaked Caribbean island. Breath-taking mountains and rocky coastline await exploration, while colourful, quintessential Jamaican towns offer the chance to be immersed in Jamaica’s rich culture. Indulge in traditional jerk cuisine while sipping on traditional Caribbean rum and appreciating the laid-back rhythm of this paradise island.
Itinerary: London Tilbury - Invergordon, Scotland - Lerwick, Shetland Islands - Kirkwall, Orkney Islands - Belfast, Northern Ireland - St Mary's, Scilly Isles - St Peter Port, Guernsey -...
Includes: Free car parking*, Buy one get one free*, Exclusive free on board spend*, Pound sterling on board*
Itinerary: Liverpool - Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom - Tobermory, Isle of Mull, Scotland - Greenock (for Glasgow), Scotland - Liverpool
Includes: All meals throughout your cruise - from five course a la carte dining to informal buffets and late-night snacks , All evening entertainment, including cabarets and dancing, with a.…
Itinerary: Southampton - Santa Cruz, Tenerife - Bridgetown, Barbados - Willemstad, Curacao - ★ Full Daytime Transit of the Panama Canal ★ - Huatulco (from Santa Cruz), Mexico - Cabo San...
Includes: On board spend of up to £1,900*, Exclusive complimentary afternoon tea for two at the ritz*, Exclusive free private uk chauffeur service for all bookings*, No tips required on...
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The heart of the island, Kingston is Jamaica’s cultural hub known for its iconic nightlife and Bob Marley Museum. Nestled between the Blue Mountains and the seventh largest harbour in the world, Kingston is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience modern Jamaica. Wander the streets of Kingston’s Uptown and New Kingston where you’re sure to embark upon a collection of upmarket hotels, restaurants and bars as well as Emancipation Park, with the famous Redemption Song statue proudly symbolising the end of slavery. Downtown, you’re sure to find a wealth of historic structures, street markets and one of the Caribbean’s finest art museums.
The highest mountain in Jamaica standing proud at 7,402 feet, Blue Mountain Peak offers a 14-mile trek that is the perfect day out for lovers of the outdoors. This 7-hour hike offers unmatched views of stunning Jamaican scenery that will both thrill and inspire you. Take time to notice the tree ferns as well as the bamboo and eucalyptus trees that line the mossy path as you ascend the mountain. Listen out for the calls of exotic birds while you marvel at dazzling wildflowers on a one-of-a-kind ramble.
Indulge in world-favourite Jamaican cuisine that is nothing short of a taste sensation. Enjoy stunning exotic fruits, fragrant spices and of course, jerk. Sip on a cold can of Red Stripe beer while watching the world go by on this soulful island that dances to the beat of its own drum. Throughout the year, there are plenty of music festivals for you to let your hair down and enjoy various genres of island music, including reggae, ska and traditional folk music.
If you’re a lover of historic architecture, Falmouth’s buildings and structures remain relatively unchanged from when they were first built in the early to mid-1800s, offering a window into what was once a wealthy Georgian town. In modern-day Falmouth, this quintessential Jamaican town blends old and new and offers the perfect day out with access to a range of stunning rafting rivers, a swamp safari and even a rum tour.