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Dubbed one of the world’s coolest bars, Floyd’s Pelican Bar has become a travel must and staple for locals and visitors alike. Built in 2001, Floyd’s Pelican Bar is a tiny driftwood bar, hoisted on stilts about a 3/4 of a mile out in the Caribbean sea.
Investing has become the vehicle to achievable wealth for many especially for the younger generations. Rising cost of living, exploding housing market and so much more has made it increasingly difficult to climb the wealth ladder. However, investing has made it extremely possible for the average person to develop wealth.
Tucked away just off Portmore's backroad, Di Dragon Restaurant is a cozy little eatery that when you get there feels like you went to a relative or friend’s house for dinner. The drive is approximately 20-30 minutes from Kingston via the toll road.
Located in Harmony Hall on the border of Ocho Rios and St. Mary; Summerhouse Jamaica is a cozy eatery serving a scrumptious fusion of Jamaican and International delicacies to satisfy even the most difficult of tastebuds.
Summerhouse offers a unique dining experience paired with a contemporary approach to traditional local cuisine; all while being tucked away in the serene and tranquil countryside.
Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall Jamaica is a luxury all-inclusive resort located in Jamaica’s second city, Montego Bay. It is a family friendly resort that opened in 2014, after the resort was converted from the former Ritz Carlton Hotel. The luxury four and a half star hotel is one of two hotels on the massive beachfront property operated by Hyatt. Hyatt Ziva (family-friendly) shares its property with the adults-only Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall Hotel.
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For most Caribbean countries, Rum is an intimate part of our history and culture. From our long stretch of colonial rule working on sugar cane plantations to being our favourite spirit at most parties or events; rum has made an indelible mark on our region’s tongue and its make up. Our love for rum has transcended all others, resulting in rum being a cherished part of the Caribbean experience.