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Green Castle Estate
Add to my Jamaica
Robins Bay Road
Robins Bay

Tel: 876-881-6279
Fax: n/a
E-mail: tour@greencastleja.com
http://www.gcjamaica.com/
Description
Green Castle Estate is an ecologically rich and beautiful property of 1600 acres on the North Coast of Jamaica between the Blue Mountains and the Caribbean Sea. Green Castle Estate has a rich history of land use and culture, from the indigenous Tainos who inhabited the site 1000 years ago, through 300 years ago as a prominent plantation of sugarcane and bananas, to the modern estate of today that is one of the largest orchid and organic farms in the Caribbean. The land, its history and the many assets of the Estate are also home to the newly formed Greencastle Tropical Study Center, which was formed to make a difference in the lives of the poor, rural communities that surround it, to draw researchers and students from Jamaica and abroad to study the land use and its effects on the ecosystems and people that surround the Estate, and to create remarkable and educational eco-experiences for visitors, whether they come for a dip in the sea, a tour of the farm or a week relaxing at the beautiful Estate House. The Green Castle Orchids and Organics Tour is an opportunity to visit the beautiful Jamaican countryside, learn about its vibrant history and experience a warm Jamaican welcome. Our vision is to operate our agriculture and eco-tourism enterprises within the context of a research station, encouraging interaction among all of our visitors and staff. Come and be a part of this wonderful experience. We seek researchers, students and guests from near and far that wish to enjoy the land, its people and culture, while fostering greater understanding of the connectedness that is woven through the land, people and time.
Hours of Operation
Monday 9:00 am-5:00pm
Tuesday 9:00 am-5:00pm
Wednesday 9:00 am-5:00pm
Thursday 9:00 am-5:00pm
Friday 9:00 am-5:00pm
Please call for reservations and resident rates at 876-881-6293. A traditional seaside lunch can be arranged at an additional charge.
 
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Poor Cricket Club: David Ellington a poor hackney carriage drive founded the Lucas Cricket Club in Kingston and funded it out of his own pocket. It was named after the first Englishman to bring a cricket team to Jamaica (1895), known as Slade Lucas. He produced two of the finest batsmen of this century – J.K. Holt Snr. and George Headley.
 
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