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Green Grotto Caves

Falmouth

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Green Grotto Caves

The Green Grotto Caves have an incredibly rich history, from Indians who once dwelled in this place to the Spanish who used it as a hideout from English invaders. More recent accounts make mention of a nightclub that operated here, and it also featured in the James Bond movie "Live and Let Die."

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Although a relatively new addition to Jamaica's map of cruise ports, Falmouth stands out with wondrous natural spectacles and captivating Georgian architecture, with each building having a fascinating story to tell.

Luminous Lagoon Copyright: Bruce Anderson (University of Stellenbosch)/Wikimedia Commons (edited)
Luminous Lagoon
With only a handful of glowing bays in the entire world, Luminous Lagoon is an unmissable sight for those staying overnight in Falmouth. Guided boat tours usually start at dusk and take visitors to waters where millions of microorganisms, called dinoflagellates, illuminate the lagoon once it is agitated by boats — or daring swimmers …
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Water Square Copyright: rh43/CC BY 3.0/Wikimedia Commons
Water Square
A commercial area since the early 1800s, Water Square with the building of Albert George Market have for centuries been a lively scene of trade in the history of Falmouth. The famous clock tower is an integral part of the historic quarter, which can be enjoyed by browsing the crafts of local vendors or …
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Greenwood Great House Copyright: Susan Holt Simpson/Unsplash
Greenwood Great House
A well-preserved example of its kind, Greenwood Great House is a plantation house built by the wealthy Barrett family in the 18th century less than 8 miles away from Falmouth. Spared by the slave rebellion in 1831, the house’s rooms are still in intact condition and contain original furniture and artifacts — including unique …
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Rafting on the Martha Brae Copyright: Donna-Kay Delahaye/CC BY-SA 4.0/Wikimedia Commons
Rafting on the Martha Brae
Jamaica’s favorite rafting destination lies only 10 minutes away from Falmouth. Embark on a relaxing rafting tour and enjoy the views of this picturesque 3-mile stretch of the Martha Brae River, on a bamboo raft steered by a professional guide. Visitors can also admire the rich fauna in Miss Martha’s Herb Garden, browse a …
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Burwood Beach Copyright: Wendy Hero/Pexels
Burwood Beach
Only four miles east of the cruise ship pier, Burwood is a public beach with a range of basic amenities including restrooms, lounge chairs and gazebos. The beach may get busy at times, but it's a great place to relax under the shade of tropical trees, or enjoy some beach sports such as volleyball …
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Hampden Estate Copyright: Liz Weddon/Unsplash
Hampden Estate
Located less than 40 minutes away from Falmouth amid cane fields and lush verdant scenery, Hampden Estate is a long-standing rum distillery, making some of the finest rums in the Caribbean since the 1750s. Informative tours reveal all the secrets of rum making, and include a welcome drink and jerk lunch for a complete …
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Green Grotto Caves Copyright: Photo by Viviana Camacho/Pexels
Green Grotto Caves
The Green Grotto Caves have an incredibly rich history, from Indians who once dwelled in this place to the Spanish who used it as a hideout from English invaders. More recent accounts make mention of a nightclub that operated here, and it also featured in the James Bond movie "Live and Let …
Read more
Dunn's River Falls and Park Copyright: Thank You (23 Millions+) views/CC BY 2.0/Flickr
Dunn's River Falls and Park
Natural formations like the Dunn’s River Falls are a good reason Jamaica has earned herself the nickname "Land of Springs." The 180-feet high, terraced waterfalls flowing down the travertine rocks just before making their way into the Caribbean is a stunning sight in itself, but there is also plenty to do here: climb the …
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Swamp Safari
Made famous by the 1972 James Bond movie "Live and Let Die," Ross Kananga’s Swamp Safari is a 50-acre village which is home to a number of crocodiles and other wild animals such as the Jamaican coney or green anaconda. Ross’ tours give visitors an insight into everyday life at the farm, which is …
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