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For a fee, you can relax on the beach or climb with a guide to the top of the falls. — Frommer's
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The most important art collection in Jamaica is a showcase for the nation's most talented artists. — Frommer's
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It’s worth going into town for a visit to this museum dedicated to the reggae legend Bob Marley. — Condé Nast Traveler
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At this mineral spring about 20 minutes from Negril, near the community of Little Bay, you can jump 22 feet off a cliff or climb down a ladder to swim in the hole's icy water. — Fodor's
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It may sound like a rocky hole inhabited by lab-coated troglodytes, but this is actually Montego Bay’s most famous beach. — Lonely Planet
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The most atmospheric beach in the southwest is in the community of Treasure Beach, which has several long stretches of sand as well as many small coves. — Fodor's
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This attraction covers 100 acres of mountainside rain forest near Dunn's River Falls. — Fodor's
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The soothing sound of a million leaves rustling in the wind is one of the quiet pleasures of this photogenic tunnel of towering bamboo. — Lonely Planet
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Since its 2002 opening, this self-contained entertainment park, at the junction of Main St and DaCosta Dr, has changed the face of Ocho Rios. — Lonely Planet
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Many monuments make a political statement, and the memorial to reggae superstar Peter Tosh, plunked a kilometer south of Bluefields on the beach road in Belmont, is no exception. — Lonely Planet
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This was the centerpiece of a sugar plantation in the late 19th century. — Frommer's
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This 53-hectare commercial nursery welcomes visitors on guided tours of its formal lawns, fountains, lakes, and ponds. If you're a devoted botanist, you'll appreciate the diversity of plants. — Frommer's
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Built in 1881 as the mansion of the island's first black millionaire, George Stiebel, who made his fortune from gold mining in South America. — Fodor's
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Dating to 1879, this museum covers early Arawak residents to modern times. — Fodor's
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A 7-acre swath of greenery in the St. Andrew district of New Kingston, Emancipation Park was created in 2002. — Fodor's
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