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Continue reading →: 3 More Jamaican Music Festivals to Add to Your Bucket ListLooking for Jamaican reggae music festivals? Discover 3 more festivals to experience in Jamaica, namely the Lost In Time, Wickie Wackie and Treasure Beach Food, Rum & Reggae Festivals.
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Continue reading →: Is Ocean Coral Spring Hotel Worth It? Elle’s ReviewOcean Coral Spring is a 5-star family-friendly all-inclusive resort near Falmouth, Jamaica, owned by H10 Hotels. With 513 rooms, 7 restaurants and beachfront access, check out Elle’s review of the property.
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Continue reading →: How I Planned My Jamaican Wedding for Under US$10,000 (J$1.5 Million)I planned my 32-guest Jamaican wedding for under US$10,000. Here’s exactly how I kept costs down, what we spent and some affordable venues to consider.
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Continue reading →: Are Jamaican Beaches Our Birthright?The discourse surrounding public beach access in Jamaica highlights that 83% of the island’s 424 beaches are fenced off by private entities. Only 56 beaches remain accessible, with many lacking amenities and facing serious erosion. Check out the facts and learn how you can help.
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Continue reading →: Farquhar Beach in Clarendon, JamaicaFarquhar Beach, a black sand beach in Clarendon, Jamaica, serves as a fishing spot with affordable seafood. It offers a unique experience for visitors seeking less touristy destinations.
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Continue reading →: Milk River Bath in Clarendon, JamaicaThe Milk River Hotel, Bath & Spa in south Clarendon, Jamaica is an affordable historic hidden gem worth exploring. Here’s how to plan a trip.
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Continue reading →: Cherry Hill River in Clarendon, JamaicaDiscover Cherry Hill River in the community of Milk River, Clarendon, Jamaica– a beautiful but not so hidden gem.
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Continue reading →: 2026: Mid-Year MarkIn the first half of 2026, the author reflects on a quieter life compared to last year, balancing work and personal goals.


