You will learn about the history of the land, the lifestyle culture of historic Jamaica still alive in the rural community and about the surrounding flora in the lush valley.

Explore a seldom-seen side of Jamaica as you cycle down the famous Blue Mountain, home to the world-famous coffee.

This soaring landscape offers panoramic views of mist-covered peaks and pristine, emerald valleys. Learn about the indigenous herbs and plants, see the coffee and plantation with their bean clad plants clinging to the mountainsides. Become one with nature as you ride through the lush, tropical rainforest home of over one hundred species of exotic birds. Take an invigorating dip in a hidden waterfall and swimming hole. Feast on a delicious Jamaican lunch as you take in the crisp mountain air.

Over the years, visitors and locals alike have designated Rick’s Cafe as Negril’s premier gathering spot and our sunsets have become a Jamaican tradition.

Head to St. Elizabeth, the third largest parish, also known as the ‘bread basket’ of the nation. Enjoy the breath-taking scenery and abundant vegetation as you travel through the hills and valleys of the lush landscape. Feel free to relax as your experienced driver navigates the narrow, winding country roads through the mountainous areas, and your tour guide wows you with history and fun facts of our precious island.

In this unique tour experience, get ready to tantalize your taste buds with some of Jamaica’s world-renowned delicacies and treats. Come and enjoy a Jamaican Foodie Experience you will never forget!

All take you either into local homes or communities as part of the experience, with a focus on how the ingredients that are used in the meals are nurtured for the best results. Join us on any of these tours for a delightful connection with the diversity and healing properties of our native food and cuisine.

60-minute interactive behind the scenes look at the record-making process, from rehearsal to album, in the Caribbean’s most famous state-of-art facility. View photographs and learn about the family, the band, and the many other international icons in the company of the great man himself. Globetrotting mega-stars consider the validation of any credible resume in reggae must include a recording in this space, so steeped in the Legend’s history. Discover first-hand how records are made, from the original acetate disc and vinyl pebbles, to the final pressed 45 or LP. See automatic and manual pressing equipment and learn how they work.

The museum is situated on the site of the legendary musician’s home, which he purchased in 1975. This house, featuring 19th-century architecture, was Marley’s home until his transition in 1981. It was converted into a museum six years later by his wife, Mrs Rita Marley. The main museum displays Marley’s personal treasures.

Uncover your own island identity during this “One Love” excursion.