It's Good For Your Soul- Best Private Tour in Falmouth

Top- Notch Personalized Service

Terry H Oklahoma City, Oklahoma journeyed with Jamrock Journeys in April 2017.

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I was searching for something different for us (me, my mom and sister) on our cruise stop for the day at Falmouth. Something more local, less mass appeal. I came across Jamrock Journeys and it seemed like a perfect fit.
I e-mailed with Teresa several times during the planning. She is so pleasant and answered all of my questions quickly. I mentioned the things I wanted to see and do and she sent the perfect plan. We arranged for Marc to meet us. The van was nice and clean. We loaded up and off we went. 

Marc. Marc. Marc. Where do I start?! He is so friendly and engaging. He told us about everything we were seeing with a great mix of history and personal experiences. Professional but also very personable. He made sure we had time to take all the pictures we wanted. He even took some for us. 

We made stops at the old churches, cemeteries, Martha Brae River rafting area, along the beautiful coast to crowd-free beaches, then on the Montego Bay where I wanted to see the local markets, schools and school children in uniforms. We were able to watch the elementary students compete in the Sports Day track and field events. He knew the perfect spot to go to take pictures from up high to the beaches below. Perfect day.

For lunch, he determined through our morning together, that we would be comfortable at a local family owned restaurant right on the beach instead of going to a fancy place. We had a great lunch, trying different foods and beverages, and my sister enjoyed some water time while we relaxed in the outdoor covered dining area.

Marc kept an eye on the clock so we would have plenty of travel time back to the port in case there were other stops we wanted to make. We were amazed at the traffic in the market area and how easily he navigated his way through it all. He said "driving here is like a dance, you just have to know the steps". Indeed. We rented a car the day before in Grand Cayman and took off like we knew what we were doing but we knew we'd be out of our zone to drive in Jamaica.

Back at the port and time to leave Jamaica. We had an amazing day with Marc. Come up with "your perfect day" list, book the time with these wonderful people and experience Jamaica outside of the glossy brochure resorts and tourists attractions. It's good for your soul.

Terry H., Oklahoma City, OK

“This is the outfit you want for your Journey....not just a trip! :-)”

 “This is the outfit you want for your Journey....not just a trip! :-)”

Every encounter with Jamrock has been great, from the planning to the set-up, to the actual execution. I can HIGHLY recommend Jamrock Journeys. YES they will be a bit more expensive than the cruise tours....but these guys don't do tours... they do Journeys.
 

A Visit to the Blue Hole in Ocho Rios

A Visit to the Blue Hole in Ocho Rios

I was a bit overwhelmed when I arrived at the Blue Hole.  I could only focus on what seemed to be a hill at about 75 degrees straight ahead – and thought the day’s adventure would involve scaling this mammoth hill. As I strapped on my bright pink water shoes (yes, bring those water shoes or you can support the locals by purchasing a pair on the spot), I thought to myself, “woah, is there any way I can scale this thing??” And then, it happened. I caught a quick glance to my left. And I saw it: The Blue Hole.

When is the Best Time to Visit Jamaica?

When is the Best Time to Visit Jamaica?

When is the best time to visit Jamaica? 

Simple answer is anytime, and I'm not being flippant. Different seasons however offer various benefits that may be more appealing based on your individual interests. This time of year provides multiple opportunities to engage in Jamaica's traditional culture since they literally celebrate their independence from the start of July to the end of August...

My First Impressions of Jamaica

My First Impressions of Jamaica

What do you think of when you hear “Jamaica”?  Do you picture yourself on a beach sipping a cute drink with an umbrella in it?  Do you reminisce about the day that you got married or your weeklong honeymoon?  Maybe you hear steel drums or one of Bob Marley’s classics like “One Love”.  Whatever you may think about when you hear “Jamaica”, I want you to ask yourself, “Is that all there is?”

10 Things to Bring on Your Trip to Jamaica

10 Things to Bring on Your Trip to Jamaica

So you bought your airline tickets, check.  You received your passport in the mail, check.  You double checked with your hotel that your reservation is correct, check.  You’ve got the babysitter/dog-sitter scheduled and important phone numbers posted on the refrigerator, check check. Look at you, you’ve got it all together!  So have you packed your bags yet?  No…hmmm? Need some help…?  Ok. No problem. 

Jamaica can have some cool nights and steaming hot days.  Let’s make sure you have the necessary things to get you through the day.  Even if you are at an all-inclusive resort, here are 10 things that you cannot leave at home.  

So Many Things To Do!!

So Many Things To Do!!

Over the past couple of weeks I have been looking for some events to add to our “Things to do in Jamaica” page.  Well, let me just say that Jamaica is the place to be!  We all know that this tropical island has gorgeous beaches and romantic sunsets.  Jamrock Journeys wants to give you a chance to mingle with the locals and experience some unique, memorable moments at concerts, festivals and performances during your visit to Jamaica.  Let’s talk about 4 big events happening this summer!

 

Launch Party!!

Launch Party!!

Man, this feels so good!  We are so thrilled to finally be able to showcase what we've been working on for months.  We are launching our family business that will show visitors from around the world how wonderful Jamaica is!  Complete with delicious food, passionate people, and a rich history, Jamaica is so much more than its beaches.  We are proud to announce the arrival of Jamrock Journeys!