Top 7 Unmissable Attractions in Jamaica – Explore the Caribbean!

A historical and architectural landmark, Devon House is a Georgian-style mansion is located in Kingstone and is one of Jamaica's most celebrated attractions. Featuring lush and expansive green lawns, bordered with beds of colourful exotic flowers and water fountains, this must-visit attraction is a great place to spend an idyllic afternoon. Additionally, there are several restaurants located here including the popular Devon House I-Scream ice-cream shop, that certainly warrants a visit.

A true natural wonder, the Luminous Lagoon is a body of water, while unassuming during the day, glisten and shimmer by night. This phenomenon is caused by microorganisms that glow at night, thus giving off a luminous effect. Located in Falmouth, Trelawny, the lagoon happens to be among only three of its kind in the world.

Located in Kingston, the Bob Marley Museum stands as a shrine to the celebrated reggae singer and was once his home. Inside one will find some of his most valuable possessions and memorabilia. It still features his former recording studio along with additions such as the gift shop and a café, which is popular for selling the famous Marley coffee.

Without a doubt, Rick's Café is one of the most popular hotspots in Jamaica especially with people who come into the county via interCaribbean flights by air carriers including the likes of interCaribbean Airways. Both a restaurant and a bar, Rick's Café is located in Negril is famed for serving an amazing selection of liquor and authentic local fare. However the location is also famous for another reason, many adventurous people both visiting and locals flock to the cliff that stands at 35 ft. to either take in a stunning sunset or enjoy a spot of cliff diving.

Named for the green algae that cover its walls, these caves have come to a very popular tourist attraction. During a tour, one will get the opportunity to take in majestic stalagmites, stalactites and other fascinating dripstone formations. Towards the innermost caver, one will get the chance to take in a crystal-clear underground lake.

Established in the year 1974, the National Gallery of Jamaica is perhaps the oldest and largest public art museum on the island. It features an extensive collection of early, modern, and contemporary artwork from many prominent local artists, along with a few key pieces from the wider Caribbean region.

One of the most relaxing activities that you can do while in Jamaica is rafting down the gently flowing Martha Brea. Head to the Martha Brea Rafting Village located in Trewlany to enjoy a full day of activities. Apart from offering rafting tours onboard handmade bamboo rafts, the village includes a swimming pool, full-service bar, gift shops, and picnic grounds.