Jamaica

By Travel & Leisure
March 10, 2010

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Surfers talking to the waves at Boston Bay.

For more information, see the Jamaica Destination Guide.

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A boat trolls the lagoon at the Goldeneye resort, where James Bond was created.

For more information, see the Jamaica Destination Guide.

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A fishing boat moored off the north coast near Port Antonio.

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A breezy villa at the Rockhouse Hotel, in Negril.

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A brightly colored thatched- roof villa at the Rockhouse Hotel.

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The Rockhouse's dramatic cliffside infinty pool.

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Skip the crowds at the Dunns River waterfalls. Hidden away on a cattle and horse farm, YS Falls is a spectacular series of seven tiers that plunge through a jungle canyon.

For more information, see the Jamaica Destination Guide.

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A foundry in the small Georgian town of Falmouth.

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A Moroccan inspired terrace at Jake's, on the southern coast's Treasure Beach.

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Courtesy of Appleton Estate

This old sugar plantation, founded in 1749, produces some of the world’s top rums. Appleton is the island’s oldest and largest distillery, as well as the brand favored by most Jamaicans.

For more information, see the Jamaica Destination Guide.

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The low-key menu at Scotchies.

For more information, see the Jamaica Destination Guide.

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