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Spotlight On
The point at which Dunn's River enters the Caribbean Sea is marked by 600 feet of mountain spring water cascading down the rocks towards the ocean. This scenic spot was once the site of one of the bloodiest wars between the English and the Spanish in 1657, as the Spanish, led by the famous General Ysassi, fought desperately and in vain to maintain control of the island. Today, even after all the falls have witnessed (battles, hurricanes and visitors), nothing can diminish their majestic grandeur and few can deny the awe and wonder they inspire. > Learn More
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Caribbean Fairways, as the name suggests, has an ideal location beside the Robert Trent Jones golf course and is just 10 to 15 minutes from shopping, dining, and Montego Bay International Airport. Guests can access the 68' verandah from four of the five bedrooms at this villa, and enjoy the poolside with its ocean view deck and gazebo. > Learn More
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Ortanique(2):
The Ortanique is unique to Jamaica and is a cross between a Tangerine and an Orange. Its common name is derived from the words orange, tangerine and unique.
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