The seductive features of Jamaica

Most of the people are aware of the fact that the island of Jamaica is one of the most beautiful and sought after places in the Caribbean with its warm and sunny tropical temperature. However, some of you may not realize that this island, which is the third largest in the region, still has the Queen of England as head of state, even after the county has celebrated more than forty years as an independent nation.

But this is not surprising, as this island is as diverse as its culture and heritage, and it would take a long time to learn everything there is to know about Jamaica. Jamaican history includes British, Indian, African, Spanish, German, Chinese, Irish and more. Today, it is a popular destination for travelers from the United States and Great Britain. The culture of this island is very laid back and has an overabundance of attractions for tourists. You have the option of visiting Ocho Rios and climbing to the top of the 700+ foot cascade of Dunn’s River Falls. Stop in Montego Bay to swim in the beautiful blue waters of the sea and lounge on the sand.

Lose yourself in the little paradise of Negril and explore the coastline with its magnificent expanse of white sand, which is also home to some of the island’s most prestigious hotels and resorts. However, don’t forget to visit the interesting and vibrant cities of Spanish Town and Kingston as they are always full of life, bustling and full of character. Jamaica continues to be the home of great reggae music and is home to stars like Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley and many more. The home, studio and mausoleum of the late Bob Marley is now a popular attraction for reggae lovers and fans worldwide and they take regular tours to visit these sites. But while the music is good, be sure to get a hearty slice of authentic Jamaican food on your visit, as it’s said to be second to none.

However, you will find that the tourist is fascinated by the beautiful properties of the island, as well as the attractions, music and food. Although not as popular as some of the other Caribbean islands when it comes to buying land or houses, it still offers a variety of options. One of the main reasons why it might not be in such high demand is the bad or negative media publicity about the island and this has been a big deterrent for property buyers. The many crime reports also help keep tourists away, but after a visit or two they always accept this country as a relaxed and friendly place to live.

For this reason, this island is one of the popular destinations for tourists, as well as for those looking for a place to call home. It’s really hard to stay away from this tropical paradise that is filled with bright sunshine, lovely music that blasts into the night, and the friendly, laid-back culture of the locals.