Jamaica Honeymoon
Your honeymoon in Jamaica
If there ever was an antidote to the many months that go into planning a wedding, a honeymoon in Jamaica is it. This is the worry-free destination where everything moves on “island time.” That means no rushing, no living by the clock, and taking it easy. And when you boil it all down, isn’t that what vacations should be all about? Jamaica has much to teach the rest of the world when it comes to enjoying life. Let the lessons begin!
The joys of a Jamaica honeymoon
A Jamaica honeymoon package isn’t just about hotel and airfare. It’s so much more. What to do and see, and where to get an authentic taste of Jamaican life is an important part of it. On all counts, Ocho Rios is a winner. It is home to world-class calibre resorts that are close to nature beauty like Dunn’s River Falls. Cool mountain spring water cascades down over a natural rock foundation. It’s the most photographed attraction in Jamaica. Equally impressive is the Blue Mountains, with peaks reaching a maximum of 2,256 metres. Along with the mountainous terrain comes lush valleys (perfect for growing exotic fruit and coffee) and winding rivers. Take a lazy trip on a bamboo raft and relax as birds chirp in the treetops and the sun bathes the surroundings in golden light. Of course, you’ll want to indulge in some of Jamaica’s famous cuisine, too. For those who like it hot, jerk sauce gives barbecued foods a spicy kick. For those who like it not so hot, try codfish fritters, or Pinch-me-round’ a tart made from grated coconut. No matter how you spent the day, end it by watching the sun sink into the horizon with a spectacular show of orange, pink and purple.
Good to know….
- Say to your spouse, “What a bashy piece a outfit yu wearing.” That’s Jamaican patois for: “The outfit you’re wearing is gorgeous.”
- No one is positive where rum originated, but Jamaica has been producing it for more than 250 years. It was considered the drink of choice for pirates who sailed the waters around the island.
- Bob Marley is credited with having brought reggae music to an international audience. Legends, his compilation album, has sold more than 12 million copies.
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