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Jamaica
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Destination Ocho Rios Day trippers line up at Dunn's River Falls near Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Photo: Kevin · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Jamaica An ackee apple in Jamaica. It's the national fruit of Jamaica and a food staple in the diet of many Jamaicans. Photo: wayne marshall · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Jamaica A snorkeler surveys the lagoon from a rock outcropping in Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica A hut is framed against an orange sunset in Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Falmouth A vendor selling pepper shrimp in Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica A guide takes guests on a scenic tour of one of Jamaica's inland waterways. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica Perched on the cliffs overlooking Negril's scenic West End in Jamaica, Blackwell Rum Bar is a sight like no other. The cave, created from two limestone grottos, offers a full open bar. (Talk about your man cave!) Order any drink, but make it rum. Photo: Adrian Boot · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Ship Carnival Sunrise Family time at Dunn's River Falls near Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica The Rockhouse, a boutique hotel on the cliffs of Pristine Cove just west of Negril, was awarded the No. 1 hotel in Jamaica and the No. 5 Hotel in the Caribbean in Travel + Leisure's list of the "500 World's Best Hotels" in 2014. Photo: Draftfcb · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica Seeing green: A woman is about to tee off on a golf course hugging the Jamaican coast. Photo: Draftfcb · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica For a memorable dinner, dine at the Caves, an upscale oceanfront gazebo in Negril, Jamaica, with a hand-crafted stone table lit by candlelight. It's owned by Island Records founder Chris Blackwell, who made Bob Marley a star. Photo: Island Outpost · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica The view from Golden Eye Resort, nestled among tropical forests and lush gardens in Oracabessa, northeast Jamaica, where Ian Fleming crafted his James Bond novels. It's a bit of a haul for a cruiser, unless you're doing a pre- or post-stay in Jamaica. Photo: JUSTIN FRANCIS · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Falmouth For a snack try some tasty Jamaican plantain tarts (they look like turnovers but the locals call them tarts). Photo: Bill Moore · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica A boy at a fruit stand in Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica At the Bob Marley Museum, 56 Hope Road, Kingston, Jamaica. The music legend used to reside there, mon. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica Somerset Falls, tucked between Hope Bay and Port Antonio, Jamaica. Photo: Jim Smith · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica You'll have room to roam when visiting Seven Mile Beach and its cumin-colored sands in Negril, northwest Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Falmouth A tropical flower in Jamaica. Photo: Peter Brown · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica A blue house on Blue Mountain, Jamaica. Jamaica Tourist Board -
Destination Jamaica Atop Firefly Hill looking out at the view from the final home of playwright Sir Noël Coward in northeast Jamaica. Photo: Jim Smith · Jamaica Tourist Board
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