Kingston is located on the south-eastern end of the island of Jamaica. It is sheltered by the mountains from the cold northern and north-east trade winds. St. Andrew along with the parish of Kingston has a total coastline area of 64.37 kilometres, with the total area of shoreline (usable coastline) being 48.8 kilometres.

Guided Tour of Kingston

This great guided tour will take you around the Jamaican capital. There’s no better way to get a sense of the city’s energy and passion.

Kingston Reggae Tour

Jamaica moves to the beat of reggae! With this tour around Kingston, you’ll go back to the origins of this genre of music and learn more about the legend that is Bob Marley.

Kingston Art Galleries Tour

Are you passionate about artwork? You’ll hop from art gallery to art gallery on your tour of Kingston, enjoying outstanding Jamaican artworks.

We’ll pick you up from your accommodation and drive you to Kingston’s dock district. The National Gallery of Jamaica, the country’s most prominent art gallery, will be our first trip. Are you ready to discover the hidden treasures within?

Blue Mountain Coffee Tour

Hike deep into the Blue Mountains, Jamaica’s longest mountain range, for a day in nature. The journey is led by a local guide who points out native flora and fauna along the route. A visit to Catherine’s Peak, one of the mountain range’s highest points, is on the itinerary, as is a stop at a popular coffee farm.

Jamaican coffee is grown on the mist-capped Blue Mountain, Jamaica’s highest mountain at 7,402 feet, and is considered one of the most costly coffees in the world. Since 1728, when coffee was first introduced to Jamaica, Blue Mountain coffee has been farmed on the island!

Authentic Jamaican Food Experience

To state that Jamaica is blessed with misty mountain peaks, beautiful beaches, and a diverse range of adventure activities is only the beginning. Jamaica has more than just beautiful scenery and exciting attractions. The history of this beautiful tropical paradise is told via the food, and understanding the food is not just a terrific opportunity to explore the culture of such a colourful island.

Blue Mountain Bicycle Tour

This 8-hour eco-adventure from Runaway Bay takes you across Jamaica’s famous Blue Mountains. Enjoy a picturesque, leisurely trip into the highlands, then begin your descent through the thick mountain forest from a high level. Visit the fields where the world-famous Blue Mountain coffee is cultivated and harvested, then cool off in one of the area’s beautiful waterfalls.

Journey of the Slaves, British & the Spanish Invaders from Runaway Bay

You’ll see both the terrible instruments of enslavement and the ruins of a Taino hamlet here. Learn about the deadliest battle between the Spanish and the British in their attempt to seize Jamaica, then go through the jungle along the parish line to Lodge, a former slave neighbourhood originally known as “Lodge Yard,” where a slave plantation once stood.

On this history-focused trip, learn about the history of Taino and African slaves. Listen to your guide’s informed commentary on the slave trade’s development and demise, as well as its importance in local history. This private tour assures that you will receive customised attention from your guide, as well as the freedom to travel at your own pace and plenty of opportunity to ask questions.

Devon House and Ice Cream Tour

This slice of Jamaican history can be found in the centre of Kingston, complete with welcome baroque fountains and palm palms on the front yard. The guided tours within the two-story building allow guests to peruse the louvred balconies, Venetian crystal chandeliers, silk wall hangings, and historical reproductions of the period, and each guest receives a delightful surprise at the end of the Mansion tour!

Devon House has now grown from being the residence of George Stiebel, Jamaica’s first black millionaire, to a symbol of fun, family entertainment, and recreation in Kingston, where visitors may explore, shop, dine, and rest!

Bob Marley Museum and Blue Mountain Tour

The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston is undoubtedly one of the top sites to see in Jamaica while on vacation if you are a Bob Marley fan.

Once you’ve finished reliving Bob Marley’s life, you’ll want to buy some CDs or other Bob Marley memorabilia to take home with you. They’ll make excellent Jamaican souvenirs.

Coffee plantation tours, interesting and exotic plant life, and a number of springs, as well as breathtaking scenery are just a few of the rewards for the arduous journey to the top. With all its beautiful natural offerings, The Blue Mountains are easily one of the best places to visit in Jamaica.

Private Kingston Day Trip Tour

Kingston is Jamaica at its most real, a large city of contrasts located between the east coast and the Blue Mountains, far from the north coast resort towns. From the rich northern suburbs to the less affluent downtown, Kingston’s variety is reflected in its many neighbourhoods. At the Bob Marley Museum, visitors can learn about the spirit of One Love, or indulge in some delectable ice cream at Devon House. The old capital of Spanish Town, which is close by, provides insight into the region’s past.