Jamaican Bed and Breakfast located in Duncans Bay, Trelawny, Jamaica.



Martha Brae River Rafting
Experience the thrill or bask in tranquility and romance. Take an exhilarating river ride on a 30 foot bamboo raft and be captivated by the intriguing legend of Martha's Gold hidden away in a mysterious cave yet to be discovered. The 3 mile raft ride, piloted by a trained Raft Captain relaxes your mind and body as it renews your spirit. Revive your love for nature's beauty evidenced in picturesque snapshots during the 90-minute journey through the verdant countryside of a tropical splendor.


Martha Brae River Rafting

Dunns River Falls
Dunns River Falls is a must see attraction located in Ocho Rios and was a memorable scene in the Tom Cruise film Cocktail. Duns River Falls is not just a spectacular view. You will able to climb up the falls, which are actually a series of falls that cascade from the mountains to the sea.

A sure-footed Jamaican guide will lead you up the falls if you want. After scaling the falls, you can find a fun and unique shopping experience within walking distance. You do not have to climb the falls if you do not want to, because there are several attractions around to keep you busy.
Dunn River Falls

Jamacian Shopping Spree
Just off Main Street, Ocho Rios has two craft parks, the Ocho Rios Craft Park and the “Olde Market Craft Shoppes”. The Ocean Village Shopping Centre is also located close by.

Hundreds of vendors are bundled tightly in this area selling everything from gold watches to wood carvings to Blue Mountain coffee. Here you will even find local cooks preparing traditional jerk pork over an open grill. You can expect to bargain for prices here.

However,you'll find that these vendors are not as high pressure as they initially seem.

Appleton Rum Factory Tour
You do not have to drink to enjoy this historic tour of the Appleton Rum Factory. Appleton Rum Appleton Estate is the oldest and most famous of all of Jamaica's sugar estates. It is nestled in the fertile Nassau Valley on either side of the Black River in the Southwest of Jamaica.

The origins of Appleton Estate date back to 1655 when the English captured Jamaica from the Spaniards. Frances Dickinson, whose grandsons Caleb and Ezekiel were the earliest known owners of the Appleton Estate, took part in that conquest of Jamaica, and it is believed that Appleton Estate was part of the land grant that Dickinson received as reward for his services.



The origins of Appleton Estate date back to 1655
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