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The birthplace of reggae, waterfalls you climb rather than just admire, and a Blue Mountain coffee culture that's earned a genuinely global reputation.
Explore Jamaica on the map →A 180-metre terraced waterfall near Ocho Rios that visitors climb hand-in-hand in a human chain, guided by local staff along the natural rock steps.
Marley's former home and recording studio, preserved much as he left it, with a genuinely personal look at Jamaica's most influential musician.
One of the Caribbean's most famous stretches of white sand, backed by beach bars and famous for its cliffside sunset spots at the southern end.
Misty highland farms above Kingston grow one of the world's most prized coffees, with small-scale tours explaining the terrain that makes it distinctive.