A historic city with a colorful past, Port Royal lies at the western tip of the Palisadoes Peninsula. Points of interest include the Giddy House, an old artillery storehouse, which tilts on a 45-degree angle, resulting from a 1907 earthquake. Nearby you will visit the 16th-century Fort Charles which is adjacent to the Maritime Museum. The tour will conclude with a visit to St. Peter's Church and the Port Royal Archaeological and Historical Museum.
Port Royal
The Bob Marley legend lives on at the Bob Marley Museum located in Kingston. Memorials, tributes, and exhibits to Bob Marley and his music can be seen throughout Jamaica. The Bob Marley Museum is housed in the former residence and recording studio of the legendary reggae artist. This museum is the best!
BOB MARLEY MUSEUM
Devon House
One of Jamaica’s leading national monuments, the Devon House Heritage Site, is a symbol of the cultural diversity, making Jamaica a unique choice for thousands of visitors. This 127 year old site is located in the heart of Kingston. It offers a striking contrast to the hustle and bustle found in the city. The 11-acre property has lush sprawling lawns that provide an ambience that soothes the mind and soul.
Kingston is the capital and largest city of Jamaica. Located on the southeastern coast of the island, it faces a natural harbor protected by the Palisadoes, a long sand spit which connects the town of Port Royal and the Norman Manley International Airport to the rest of the island. Your tour of Kingston, Jamaica will include learning the history of Reggae by visiting the Bob Marley Museum. You will explore Port Royal, the Devon House (also known as Millionaire's mansion) and Emancipation Park. The Kingston tour brings to you the historical aspects of Jamaica.
Kingston Tour From $90 USD
Kingston Tour Offered: Mon, Sat Duration: 4-5 hour
Emancipation Park
Emancipation Park opened in 2002 and remains a popular place to visit. Located in New Kingston, Jamaica, Emancipation Park is a tribute to the slaves whose lives are intrinsically intertwined with the island. You will find that this is not an ordinary park. Emancipation Park is a living, breathing testament to the history and culture that makes Jamaica, well Jamaica. There is something about this park that touches the chord of nationalistic pride. The park’s beauty and design tells a story. The statues and symbols are like touching pieces of history.