Beaches

Located two miles off the shore of the infamous capital of Jamaica, Kingston, Maiden Cay lies calmly in the Caribbean Sea providing a popular anchoring point for many Jamaicans either looking for a relaxing, or not so relaxing, beach day. Maiden Cay remains a secret to many tourists visiting the island who would prefer to visit the more popular tourist locations on the small island. The white sand coupled with the bright sunshine and the soothing water temperatures makes Maiden Cay an ideal spot for tourists looking for something different. Not only will the island provide a comforting and unique experience, but one can experience this in private. The island rarely gets crowded, unless there is a party there for the day, and therefore provides a getaway from the hustle and bustle of more popular attractions. ________________________________________________________________________________________

Dunn’s River, a more popular alternative to the calm and relaxing Maiden Cay, will excite the average tourist. Viewed as a must-see attraction in the town of Ocho Rios, Dunn’s river combines the experience of an invigorating waterfall along with a breath-taking beach. There is no doubt why many tourists trek to this location every year and have an unforgettable experience. From climbing the falls to being engulfed into the rich Jamaican tradition that this exciting attraction has to offer – Dunn’s River will forever be an A+ Jamaican attraction. ________________________________________________________________________________________

Frenchman’s Cove has been a favorite for Jamaicans for many years. Located on the south-east coast of the island, this attraction is simply breathtaking. Many tourists flock to the coast just to visit this beach. The cool river that flows into the ocean generates a unique and revitalizing water temperature. After baking in the sun and sitting down for a great meal, you can cool off in the colder–than-normal sea water. Not to mention kids will love this place – the kids will love swimming up and down the river searching for small soldier crabs while swinging into the river from a tube.