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The British renamed “Puerto de Esquivella” (the former Spanish shipbuilding town), “Old Harbour” – despite the fact that the town is quite a distance inland! Over the years, the town has prospered because of its proximity to Old Harbour Bay, known for its wide fishing beach and bustling seaport. In the 1950s, Aluminia Jamaica Limited renamed part of Old Harbour Bay as Port Esquivel, an Anglicised version of the Spanish name. > Learn More
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| A new resort with an old charm….”the resort in the city”. We are in Kingston, just 7 minutes away from the Norman Manley International airport with easy access to the pulsating night life of the city, catering to business and leisure travellers alike. > Learn More
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Old Woman Savanna:
In Clarendon, running roughly from Kellits to Crofts Hill there is an area known as Old Woman's Savanna. It appeared so on earliest maps and apparently the old woman was a Spaniard -who refused to leave Jamaica when the English captured the island in 1655, even though her house and property in Spanish Town were seized. She received permission to retire to her hato in the country thus giving the name to the area
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