Water · Trelawny
Rafting on the Martha Brae
Settle onto a two-seat bamboo raft while your captain poles you three miles downriver, bamboo arching overhead most of the way.
Rafter's Village, Martha Brae — Falmouth, Trelawny
Emerald View Villa
Activities
The river, the lagoon that glows, two great houses, and a tee box over the sea — all within a short drive.
Out of the gate
Six ways into the parish
Trelawny to one side, St. James to the other, and the villa in between. Every drive time is one we'd rather you confirm with us than trust to a map — ask when you book. Hungry first? Here's where we send you to eat.
Nature · after dark
Luminous Lagoon
After sunset a boat takes you out where the river meets the sea, and the water lights blue-green around everything that moves.
Glistening Waters marina, Rock — Falmouth, Trelawny
Town · Trelawny
Historic Falmouth
Walk the streets behind the pier — Jamaica's largest surviving Georgian townscape, built on 1790s sugar money and still working.
Falmouth town centre, Trelawny
Heritage · Trelawny
Good Hope Estate
An eighteenth-century estate in the Queen of Spain Valley, run now as Chukka's adventure outpost — ziplines above the river you tube down.
Queen of Spain Valley, near Falmouth, Trelawny
Heritage · St. James
Rose Hall Great House
Tour the restored great house by day — or after dark, with actors and the graveyard, for Annie Palmer's side of the story.
Rose Hall, Montego Bay, St. James
Golf · St. James
Cinnamon Hill Golf Course
Eighteen holes that open along the shoreline and climb into the hills — the 17th tees off 350 feet above the Caribbean.
Rose Hall, Montego Bay, St. James