Port Antonio, tucked away on Jamaica's northeast coast, is away from the hustle and bustle of most tourist destinations. It's the kind of place you see on postcards, but seldom find. There are a lot of things to do in and around Port Antonio.

One of my personal favorites in Jamaica was the Rio Grande River Rafting. A raftsman poles a two-seat bamboo floater over this clear, shallow stream serenading you along a scenic 2 to 2 1/2-hour trip.

Shrouded almost perpetually by mists that give Jamaica's highest mountains their bluish color, the Blue Mountain range sprawls across the eastern portion of the island. Today the Blue Mountains are renowned for the coffee that is grown there.

Kingston, Jamaica's capital, lies on the fertile plains of Liguanea between the cays and banks of the eastern coast and the towering Blue Mountains. In this picturesque setting has grown a city of around 700,000 people: a bustling, sprawling city that is a place of deep and striking contrasts.
The main reason for our trip to Kingston was the visit of Bob Marley's former home and studio.

To travel along the South Coast is to enjoy some of Jamaica's quietest pleasures. However there is a lot to do and see here, but everything goes in a mellow tranquility and relaxed lifestyle.

Montego Bay is the tourism-capital of Jamaica. Each day vacationers arrive in the city and they are all itching for excitement... and MoBay is ready for them. This city offers everything you wish for - diving, discos, food and drinks, shopping and golfing, all-inclusive, and much more.
Well, for us Montego Bay was only our point of entry and exit, so we didn't spend too much time there.