JAMAICA - A premier caribbean travel destination featuring the resort areas of Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, Kingston, Port Antonio and South Coast.

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The pimento plant is native to Jamaica and is a major agricultural crop which is exported mainly to Russia, Germany and the U.S.A. The Spaniards named it Pimienta de Jamaica. Today it is widely known as Allspice-a combination of many spices. Pimento is widely used in the meat curing and in the confectionery and food processing industries. Also the berries and the oil distilled from the leaves are commercially valuable


	Discover the inherent charm of villages with names like Standfast, Wait-A-Bit, Me-nuh-sen-yu-nuh-come, or Nonsuch

Name

Vacation Themes

Resort Areas

		Kingston

		Montego Bay

		Negril

		Ocho Rios

		Port Antonio

		South Coast

		All



	Buff Bay
Some consider the town centre of Buff Bay, a small seaside community on Jamaica’s north-east coast to be one of the best laid out towns on the island. Within the town there are a number of modest representations of nineteenth century architecture including the interesting St Georges’ parish church on the seaward side of town. The Buff Bay river and Spanish river valleys inland from the town make up one of the most fertile agricultural regions on the island, cultivated diligently by hundreds of small coffee and banana farmers. For travellers heading west, Buff Bay marks the first of a series of small picturesque bays ideal for surfing and fishing.



	Annotto Bay, Port Antonio
	Buff Bay, Port Antonio



	Port Antonio, Port Antonio



	Cecil Baugh, O.J., O.D.



	Nanny of the Maroons