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Spotlight On
Situated on a five-acre property, Mayfield Falls is a great spot for camping, hiking and picnicking. Other activities include cliff jumping, cave diving, relaxing in one of the natural jucuzzis and enjoying a massage. The staff at Mayfield Falls welcomes everyone. > Learn More
| We will explore the western end of the island with its hidden caverns and waterfalls, lush rainforest and colorful coral reef system. Stroll through dense forest, portage rivers and creeks to swim remote waterfalls, hike the hills of a distant valley to discover hidden caves used to hide runaway slaves. Lunch with locals and learn a way of life rich in family, religion and nature. > Learn More
| Situated on 14 acres of lush tropical gardens, Point Village's name refers to the Jamaican village-like atmosphere as well as the geographical location of picturesque Rutland Point situated between Negril's famous seven-mile beach and spectacular Bloody Bay Beach. > Learn More
| American favourites of hamburgers and french fries > Learn More
| Joing us for the pre-Tourism Day seminar and exhibition entitled “Climate Change and the Bottom-line…the Strategic Business Outlook for Jamaica’s Tourism Sector”. > Learn More
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Petersfield, Westmoreland:
Petersfield, Westmoreland is named after Peter Beckford who came to Jamaica soon after the English conquest "to seek his fortune" by selling horses. His family became successful and inherited Westmoreland properties including Roaring River and Fort William. However, he got seriously in debt and spent some time in the English debtor's prison, the Fleet, where he occupied himself by writing a two-volume History of Jamaica.
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