Museums
Discover the home and recording studio of Legendary Bob Marley.
I-Museum kaBob Marley
56 Hope RoadFood scene
I love hanging out here as the “Jamaican-ness” and reggae vibes and the food are to die for.
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22 Jerk
22 Barbican RdI love hanging out here as the “Jamaican-ness” and reggae vibes and the food are to die for.
Be inspired by some authentic Jamaican meals while you learn more about this legendary icon.
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Usain Bolt's Tracks & Records
67 Constant Spring RdBe inspired by some authentic Jamaican meals while you learn more about this legendary icon.
Barbican Beach Bar
13 E Kings House RdSightseeing
Hiker and a nature lover - then exploring our highest mountain peak is highly recommended.
Love our coffee? Then hiking in the hills where it is grown is simply amazing. Coffee not your thing? Then maybe riding on motor bikes through the hills will excite you! Whatever your pleasure it can be experienced in the Blue Mountains.
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Blue Mountains
Love our coffee? Then hiking in the hills where it is grown is simply amazing. Coffee not your thing? Then maybe riding on motor bikes through the hills will excite you! Whatever your pleasure it can be experienced in the Blue Mountains.
Amacebiso ngesixeko
Ukuhamba-hamba
Uber is the fastest way.
Try to use Ubers where possible or rent a car. The public transport system is another way of getting around but not timely.
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How to say What’s the cost?
“O much” is used to ask the cost of something in jamaica.
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Wha’appen?
Means (What’s up?) - greeting used among friends.
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Rhaatid!
Used as an expression, adjective or to intensify, e.g. “Rhaatid, di gate drop down” (Wow, the gate fell), “She get a rhaatid lick” (She got a bad hit), “A figet di mango to rhaatid” (Oh no! I forgot the mango).
Amabinzana aluncedo
Walk Good
(Good bye, take care, safe travels) - departing salutation, issued with good wishes.