Katamah Beachfront Guesthouse is a beach sanctuary and oasis in Treasure Beach on the south coast of Jamaica. Think ‘Moroccan designs meet Jamaican paradise’. If you want a private getaway, focused on the bohemian calming energy of nature and the sea, then here are 10 reasons to love your stay at Katamah Treasure Beach
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The rugged yet pristine untouched nature of Jamaica’s south coast has always held a captivating beauty to me. Treasure Beach in St. Elizabeth is probably one of its most charming towns. Tucked in a secluded corner of Treasure Beach is Turtles’ Nest Villa – an idyllic haven with the most amazing beach views. I was invited
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Nobody thought 2020 would look like this. We had BIG PLANS for this year because 2019 was a rough year for many of us. WELLLLL 2020 did us dirty! This COVID19 Coronavirus pandemic shattered many of our my travel plans. Without a doubt, COVID19 affect travel for Jamaicans and Caribbean People. Here are some ways that
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Home of reggae icons like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and, the Wailers, the community of Trench Town, in association with Kingston Creative, hosted “Trench Town Live!” a community day of arts and craft, walking tours and a concert. Trench Town Live! Artwalk The day starts with a cultural walking tour around the Trench Town community,
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Travelling to Jamaica can be more than just soaking up sun sand and sea. February is perhaps one of the biggest months for reggae in Jamaica. The island hosts ReggaeMonthJa, a unique month-long reggae music festival with an edutaining cultural twist! As one of the Caribbean’s cultural meccas, Jamaica is rich with history and heritage,
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Nestled in the cool cool hills of Kingston & St. Andrew is Falling Edge Waterfall (aka Bowden Hill Waterfall) and hidden gem. Located just 30 minutes from Manor Park, Falling Edge is truly one of Kingston’s best kept secret. With its crystal clear waters, the falls is a hidden gem unknown to many locals and tourists
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Ever since I found out the Jamaica Luminous Lagoon has some of the best views of bioluminescence (in the world!), the glistening lagoon has been on my #wanderwishlist. There are only about four places in the world where you can experience nature’s light show on water, called bioluminescence. Here’s what it was like swimming in
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LoveNotLikesJa and Those Creative People got up to one bag ah tings hosting a bunch of Jamaican creatives on the first micro-influencer trip to Portland. Kesi Gardner (from LoveNotLikesJa) came up with the brilliant plan to explore the countryside through the eyes of Jamaica’s very own creative people. Kesi invited 18 vloggers, bloggers, videographers, photographers,
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I was a Jamaican expat living in France for over 5 years. It only took me 1.5 years to realise that I was going about the french dating scene all wrong. Here are the top mistakes I made
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Carnival in Jamaica is one of the most anticipated event of the year. Every year on the weekend after Easter Monday, people flock to the streets in elaborate costumes to fete and dance to a musical blend of soca, dancehall and calypso music. And every carnival season, Xodus (pronounced ‘exodus’) Jamaica Carnival Band gives feters
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