Surrey County Travel Guide
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New Kingston
New Kingston is known for its ample dining options, and you can make a stop by Devon House and Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Library while in the area.
Half Way Tree
When in Half Way Tree, you can plan a visit to Devon House and Kings House, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.
Kencot
While Kencot isn't home to many top sights, Devon House and Peter Tosh Museum are some notable places to visit nearby.
Eastwood Park
Though Eastwood Park may not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Parade and Sabina Park.
Eden Gardens
If you're spending some time in Eden Gardens, National Stadium and Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Library are top sights worth seeing.
Liguanea
The restaurants and shopping are just a few features travellers like about Liguanea. If you want to do some sightseeing nearby, Bob Marley Museum and National Stadium are a few top places to visit.
Sea Cliff Resort
Strawberry Hill
Scarlett By The Sea
Charming 1-bedroom House in St Thomas Jamaica
Lovely 2 Bedroom House in St Thomas Jamaica
Beautiful 1-bedroom, in St Thomas, Jamaica
Popular places to visit
Bob Marley Museum
This legend of reggae music made Jamaica famous all over the world, and you can learn all about his fascinating history right here.
Devon House
Explore the opulent home of Jamaica’s first black millionaire, go shopping and sample the famous ice cream in the mansion’s courtyard.
Winnifred Beach
Discover a lovely vacation location, with white sands, crystal seas and friendly smiles, away from tourist hubs in Portland Parish.
Somerset Falls
Explore the natural beauty of this gorge and learn about its indigenous flora and fauna in the hands of an expert guide.
National Heroes Park
Enjoy the sunny outdoors and learn all about Jamaica’s greatest sons and daughters at this huge public park, filled with pieces of modern sculpture.
National Gallery of Jamaica
Discover the most famous Jamaican artists of the last 100 years in the oldest museum in the Anglophone Caribbean.
