Jamaica is a sunny island, where from everywhere you can hear the sounds of reggae, and every passer-by in the teeth has the tube and on the lips - a smile.
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Today we will tell about how to receive from traveling to the home of Bob Marley maximum impressions.
Perhaps the most unusual place on the island is the ostrich farm in Keshu Park, which is located on the south coast. It would not be anything special, and it would be similar to thousands of other ostrich farms, if not for the opportunity to ride a local ostrich. Yes, if you do not know how to ride on ostriches, here you will have such a possibility! Though these birds are not happy with such an entertainment, but they have nowhere to go - they will carry you tens of meters on the back. Besides ostriches in the park, there is a small zoo and a garden, in which you can also have a nice walk.
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If you travel around the island with your partner, then you should visit the Blue peak. It is the highest mountain on the island, which attracts couples in love with its picturesque views: the most beautiful sunset in your life you will see here. Many believe that even the sun disappears behind the Himalayas is not as impressive as the sunsets at the Blue peak. Here are the coffee plantations of Blue Mountains, where you can drink a cup of the best coffee in the world (at the time of the beverage tasting you definitely need to smoke a cigar). And on the peak of the mountain on a clear day, you will perfectly see another legendary island - Cuba.
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And, of course, visiting Jamaica, you can not go past the house-museum of Bob Marley. Jamaica and reggae music Symbol lived even in relatively modest, but the mansion. You will be offered a look at how a great musician spent his weekdays, allowed to visit the living rooms and located in a family house studio where Bob created his music. The entrance ticket costs relatively little - just $ 10, but you can experience the atmosphere of the life and work of one of the greatest musicians of the twentieth century. The museum has a guide, who will talk about the exhibits and many interesting facts from the biography of Marley.