• Sun Valley Plantation Hummingbird Garden - The journey begins at Sun Valley Plantation, a delightful farm that highlights the richness of Jamaica’s fertile soil. Visitors can wander through the gardens, admiring the vibrant hues of tropical flowers and tasting the fresh produce grown on-site. Additionally, there is an opportunity to learn about the traditional farming techniques that have supported Jamaican communities for generations.
• Charles Town - Community walk (from Charles Town Basic School to the Maroon Museum). The Charles Town Basic School, a quaint institution located in the heart of the Charles Town Maroon community, serves as the starting point for the community walk to the museum.
• Charles Town Museum and Asafu Yard - At the Charles Town Maroon Museum, visitors can explore the captivating history of the Maroons. The museum houses a rich collection of artifacts, including traditional attire, weaponry, and musical instruments. Guests will gain insight into the Maroons’ enduring fight for freedom and their significant contribution to Jamaica’s history.
• Charles Town - Following the museum visit, a delightful lunch will be enjoyed in a serene location with a view of the stunning coastline. While savoring the flavors of Jamaica’s renowned cuisine, guests can take in the breathtaking views of the turquoise sea and lush greenery that envelop the area.

• Transport
• Lunch
• Admission fees
• Guide

• Additional Costs: gratuity

Embark on an exciting journey along Jamaica’s lively north coast, where the island’s rich culture and history await. Visit the Charles Town Maroon Museum to explore the Maroons’ quest for freedom, savor a delicious lunch, and wander through Sun Valley Plantation to taste fresh fruits and vegetables. Jada, one of the knowledgeable local guides, shares, ‘The Jamaican Maroons boast a proud and intriguing heritage. They are descendants of West African slaves who escaped plantations and established independent communities known as Maroon Towns. These communities maintained their African heritage, and Maroon culture is celebrated for its vibrant music, dance, storytelling, herbal medicine, and cuisine. The annual Maroon festivals offer a glimpse into these traditions, featuring drumming, dancing, and delightful food.’

As the journey unfolds, travel through charming villages and breathtaking landscapes, and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of the Jamaican people.

• Bring suitable footwear (aqua shoes)
• Bring a hat
• Towel
• Money for souvenirs
• Camera

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.