Capital of the parish of Trelawny in Jamaica, is situated on Jamaica's north coast and considered to be one of the Caribbean's best-preserved Georgian towns.
A selection of our attractions in Falmouth
During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Falmouth was one of the busiest ports in Jamaica. It was home to masons, carpenters, tavern-keepers, mariners, planters and others. Within the parish, nearly one hundred plantations were actively manufacturing sugar and rum for export to Britain. Jamaica, during this period, had become the world's leading sugar producer.
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The Historic Falmouth Cruise Port Terminal
This Historic Cruise Port offers everything from upscale jewelry shops to American chain restaurants and souvenir stores and it’s also entirely wheelchair accessible.
Keep an eye out for the stone cage in Falmouth harbour, it was built to hold drunk and disorderly sailors. The port is the pickup and drop-off point for many island-wide tours.
Nestled within the lush 2,000‑acre Good Hope Estate near Falmouth and Montego Bay, the Chukka Eco‑Adventure Outpost offers the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation. Journey along the serene Martha Brae River aboard a handcrafted bamboo raft (complete with cocktail and limestone foot massage), zip‑across the jungle canopy, tube through natural river rapids, and explore scenic trails via e‑bike.
Dive into local flavors with Appleton rum‑tasting, hearty country‑style cuisine, and unwind at the resort‑style zero‑entry pool cascading into a 50‑ft waterfall. With attentive local guides and round‑trip transfers included, every moment promises an authentic Jamaican experience.
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Glistening Water
Glistening Waters is one of Jamaica’s most magical natural wonders. This luminous lagoon glows at night due to microscopic organisms that light up when disturbed, creating a mesmerizing display of bioluminescence.
Visitors can take boat tours to experience the glowing waters firsthand, where every movement in the water leaves a trail of sparkling light. Known as one of the only places in the world where this phenomenon occurs year-round, Glistening Waters offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The Artisan Village will tell the story of a time when Falmouth was among the most important places in the Western Hemisphere, because of sugar and rum exports.
At the Artisan Village at Falmouth, visitors will be re-introduced to Water Square, see the façade of Falmouth Courthouse and St. Peter’s Anglican Church, both prominent landmarks.
Here visitors will meet shopkeepers of chocolates, cheeses, straw items, clay items, candy, rums, coffees, spices, clothing and accessories, icecream, jerk and seafood restaurant, and much more.
Camp Irie Adventures is located in Appleton, St. Elizabeth on a property of over 600 acres. The property, surrounded by lush rainforest, once operated as a bauxite mine in the early 1970's and later as a lime plant, almost 20 years ago, has been redeveloped for farming and eco-tourism adventure.The meandering rivers, rolling meadows, lush green hills and breathtaking scenery of the Appleton countryside is the perfect backdrop for all our IRIE adventures.
Experience the rush of ATV rides, the history of architectural remnants, the thrill of a laser battle or a hike through the trails of the countryside. Thrill and Chill seekers and nature lovers, your IRIE ADVENTURE BEGINS HERE! Live IRIE.
Located in some of the most celebrated Caribbean ports, Margaritaville After Dark—or Club Ville for the familiar—is more than just your average bar, it’s a destination. Locals and adventure seeking travelers alike flock from all corners of the world to experience island-life at its fullest. Exclusive acts, the region’s best DJs, multi-level dance floors, friendly service, and top-notch drinks—yeah we’ve got a destination for that.
Enjoy the Caribbean’s legendary nightlife from the island’s safest and most popular clubs. See you on the dancefloor. See you at Club Ville.
Nestled in the lush hills of Trelawny, this eco-cultural attraction combines nature and culture, allowing visitors to explore scenic trails, rivers, and caves while learning about the island’s indigenous Taino people and its colonial past. With guided tours, you'll uncover hidden gems and hear captivating stories that bring Jamaica’s history to life.
Beyond its natural beauty, Bunkers Hill Cultural Xperience provides hands-on activities like traditional Jamaican cooking, drumming, and craft-making, giving visitors a deeper connection to local customs.
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876 Legend Beach Club
876 Beach Club is a tropical escape on Jamaica's pristine coastline, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. With golden sandy beaches, clear turquoise waters, and vibrant beachfront activities, it's the ideal spot for soaking up the sun, enjoying refreshing cocktails, and indulging in local cuisine.
From water sports and beach games to live music and entertainment, this beachfront destination promises an unforgettable Jamaican experience.
