Attractions
Things to see on the island are plentiful considering it's small size. There is a wealth of historic attractions, including the Devon House Heritage Site, which offers guests a truly unique experience in a house full of antiques from the French, Caribbean and English historic times. For a nature, historical encounter, be sure to visit the Green Grotto Caves in Ocho Rios. This cave structure is said to be a series of passageways that helped slaves escape in the 18th century.
For a fantastic, and stunning display of natural wonder and flowers, be sure to take the family to the Cranbrook Flower Forest, which is also as "adventure" trail. Located on 130 acres, between Ohio Rios and Montego Bay, the Forest is an "unique eco-tourism attraction" that brings locals and visitors alike to see it's natural beauty and amazing environment. Fees are reasonable, starting at just $5 USD and they are open seven days a week.
Activities
There are many activities to participate in while in Jamaica. A popular one is biking, which is actually a very convenient form of transportation around the island. There are a few tour companies that offer scenic bike tours. There is also fishing, which seems to be a great family activity. Nature Village Farms allows guests to fish in their pools, while the Royal Palm Reserve has many nature fishing spots, as well as a wide variety of other nature-based activities, such as hiking and bird watching.
Water activities are abundant in Jamaica and many tour companies provide tour packages that involve rafting, boating, kayaking and even swimming with dolphins.
Jamaica Tourism Commercial
This video is from the Jamaica Tourism Bureau inviting people to visit their country. It features shots of different places and activities one can enjoy if they visit Jamaica. These shots include images of beaches, water activities and places to eat. The video also features a music track native to Jamaica.