Not every tale is a fairy tale. With slavery in full swing, the 18th century Jamaica was not a particularly friendly place of romance for the largely black and enslaved population. Despite the beauty of the island, life here was hard. Like in many other places in the Caribbean, slave owners/masters, treated their slaves like … Read more
When you think of Jamaica, a few things probably come to mind, such as Usain Bolt, jerk chicken, and rum, to name a few. Without question though, the number one thing Jamaica is known for is reggae. While Kingston is the most popular area to listen to the slow, rhythmic melodies that seem to float … Read more
Diamonds, champagne, exclusivity… In the Caribbean these words are normally used to describe luxury yachts, or hotels where the rich and famous reside. But in Jamaica, high up on a mountaintop, it is the Blue Mountain Coffee Bean that reigns king. Each day, this prize export – one of the most coveted in the world … Read more