Hellshire Beach
Bev & Sons Restaurant
For an authentic Jamaican seafood experience, we often head to Hellshire Beach and dine at Bev & Sons. Their escovitch fish and curry lobster are simply outstanding, prepared fresh and bursting with flavor. The laid-back beach atmosphere, combined with delicious food, makes it a perfect spot for a relaxed meal by the sea.
History: The Royal Botanical Gardens, commonly called "Hope Gardens", occupies 200 acres of land in the Ligunaea Plains of urban St…
Strawberry Hill Hotel
When we’re looking to unwind and enjoy some couple's time, Strawberry Hill in the Blue Mountains is our retreat of choice. The breathtaking views, serene environment, and exquisite dining make it ideal for both day dates and romantic evenings. Their innovative “New Jamaican” cuisine is a delightful fusion of traditional flavors with a contemporary twist.
Set in the cool hills of the Blue Mountains, Strawberry Hill is an architectural masterpiece and the haven for creative souls. The…
Shortened form for Europe in the Summer, EITS café is a rustic eatery in the Blue Mountains which serves up an appealing fusion of…
Local Farmers' Markets
Supporting local agriculture is important to us, and we often source our fresh produce, fruits, and vegetables right by Barbican in Kingston . Engaging with local farmers not only ensures we get the freshest ingredients but also helps sustain the community. It’s a rewarding experience to know where our food comes from and to support those who cultivate it.
National Stadium and Independence Park
Touring the stadium and its surroundings offers a deep dive into Jamaica’s celebrated sports history and provides inspiration for future generations.
The National Stadium, situated within Independence Park in Kingston, is a cornerstone of Jamaica’s rich track and field heritage. Built in 1962, the stadium has witnessed countless historic sporting events and is a testament to the nation’s athletic prowess. Visitors can explore statues of legendary athletes, including Usain Bolt, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Veronica Campbell-Brown, and Asafa Powell, each commemorated for their outstanding contributions to sports.
This spring, Kingston comes alive with major sports events hosted at the National Stadium. After the races, the party continues with live music, all-night parties, and fantastic fetes leading up to Carnival in Jamaica and the big Kingston Road March on April 27. Get all the details below!
This spring, major events bring major excitement to Kingston! The city will be buzzing with competition…
Devon House
As a family, we cherish our visits to Devon House, especially for their delectable patties. Our favorites include the curry goat, chicken, and fish patties. When in season, the lobster patty is a special treat. The setting is perfect for sitting outdoors with the kids, enjoying our patties, and topping it off with their absolutely divine ice cream. It’s a place where we create lasting memories together.
Historic site offering tour of Jamaica's first black millionaire's mansion with courtyard shops. The island's famous Devon House…
The Bob Marley Museum is the former home of the reggae legend. Bob’s home is filled with rich memories and treasured mementos, which…
Supporting Local Sports Teams
We have a deep passion for Jamaican sports and make it a point to support our national teams whenever possible. Whether it’s cheering on the Reggae Boyz (our national football team), the Reggae Girlz, or the Sunshine Girls (our netball team), attending these matches is always an exhilarating experience. The energy in the stadiums is infectious, and it’s a fantastic way to immerse oneself in the local sports culture.
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Check out all The Powell's family adventures this season on their vlog. Follow along as Asafa and Alyshia take on Kingston's Season of Excitement with major sports events, Carnival, and pure vibes!