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
On the course · 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.
Von Hagge and Baril's 2001 redesign runs from the shoreline into the hills: seaside holes with spray on the wind, then a back nine that climbs through jungle past Cinnamon Hill Great House — Johnny Cash's former home — before the 17th tee hangs 350 feet over the water. Caddies are optional here, and the operator will tell you theirs are the best in the world; book tee times through the Rose Hall golf desk.
What you'll do
- Shoreline holes on the front nine
- The 17th tee, 350 feet above the Caribbean
- The back nine past Johnny Cash's former home
- Optional caddies who know every read
Green fees aren't published — book and confirm rates through the Rose Hall golf desk (golf@rosehall.com).
Rose Hall, Montego Bay, St. James
More to do nearby
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