Rose Hall Great House

At the heart of the property is the historic Rose Hall Great House, a restored 18th-century architectural masterpiece. Home of the notorious White Witch of Rose Hall: Annee Palmer. Known famously to have killed three husbands and taken on numerous slave lovers, only to die by the hands of the one she loved the most. The Rose Hall Great House offers both Day and Night guided Tours in over 10 languages.

The beauty and views of the Rose Hall Great House is sure to capture your heart. Neighbouring luxury residential communities, featuring golf course frontage with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and home to two of the Caribbean’s most widely acclaimed golf courses, Rose Hall offers 36 holes of championship play designed by Rick Baril, Robert von Hagge.

Royal Decameron Cornwall Beach

Warm turquoise beaches, fusion flavors and reggae sounds will make your senses vibrate at this famous bay located on the northwest area of Jamaica; the same bay that was conquered by the greatest conquistador, Christopher Columbus, who during colonial times described it as “The Gulf of Good Weather”.

Nothing would be more pleasurable for this explorer than to find his way to this paradise after a long journey from the Old Continent, than to disembark the entire crew of La Nina, La Pinta and La Santa Maria for a good relaxing time.

A delicious weather is among its charms, characterized by a warm spring throughout the year, that also fuels the contagious festive and spontaneous spirit of its people.

Greenwood Great House

"Built during an era of elegance and brutality, Greenwood has retained the atmosphere of the 19th century and continues to capture the imagination of its visitors. The house was built by the Barretts of Wimpole Street London in 1800. Unique among local plantation houses, Greenwood survived unscathed during the slave rebellion of Christmas 1831. It still has most of its original furniture including the largest and rarest collection of musical instruments and books in the island."

Doctor's Cave Beach

In the end of early 1920’s, Sir Herbert Barker, a famous British Osteopath visited the beach and later published an article boosting it by declaring that the waters have curative powers and that he was restored to good health after bathing there. He said the waters could cure several ailments. This heightened the allure of the beach and Doctor’s Cave became famous overnight as foreigners, many rich and famous came to try the water. Hotels were build in the immediate vicinity and thus began the tourist trade. We are a lot more than just a great beach. We are located in the middle of Montego Bay’s “Hip Strip”.

Island Routes

"At Island Routes, we offer adventure seekers award-winning Caribbean experiences, bringing together and certifying the premier excursions that showcase the culture, beauty and natural resources of twelve idyllic Caribbean destinations: Jamaica, Antigua, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, St. Lucia, Barbados, Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos, Grenada, Aruba, St.Maarten and Mexico."