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Discover the Real Jamaica 

Jamaica's Authentic, Glamping-Style, Nature-filled Experience!

Trelawny is a land of rolling hills, fertile plains and beautiful beaches fringed with swaying coconut palms.  The wetlands and mangrove forests along the coast provide sanctuary to a bounty of wild and plant life.  The parish also played a significant role in Jamaica's colonial past and remnants of its heritage can be seen in the historic town of Falmouth. 

Cockpit Country is a hidden gem filled with a variety of tropical species. The geological formations known as 'cockpits' is a maze of wild trails, hidden caves, sinkholes and pristine rivers. The enchanting region offers a captivating blend of lush landscapes and rich biodiversity, just as nature intended. 

Sustainability is a key focus in Trelawny, with initiatives aimed at preserving the environment as well as promoting eco-friendly practices. Local farmers and residents are actively engaged in protecting the delicate ecosystems, from marine life to the lush rainforests that blanket the interior. By choosing our eco-adventures, wellness retreats and engaging in responsible tourism activities, visitors can contribute to the long-term preservation of Trelawny's natural treasures.

Beyond its natural beauty, the Cockpit Country carries great historical significance. The area served as a refuge for the Maroons, free Africans living in Europe, the Caribbean & South America, who established sovereign, independent communities on the island. These resilient people fought against the colonization of the British during the 18th and 19th centuries and were able to preserve their freedom by using the geography of the Cockpit to their advantage. Today, you can visit the descendants of the Maroons in Accompong Town and Maroon Town, a couple of their sovereign territories, who proudly maintain their traditions and culture that is deeply rooted in the land.

Known as the 'Garden Parish', St. Ann has stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture and significant contributions to Jamaica's heritage. It boasts lush rolling hills, cascading waterfalls and sun-kissed beaches that attract millions of visitors from around the world. The iconic Dunns River Falls is a majestic, terraced waterfall that offers adventurous climbers a unique experience. 

St. Ann is also the birthplace of Jamaica's first national hero, Marcus Garvey as well as the resting place for the legendary Bob Marley at Nine Mile. Firewater Mineral Healing Spring in St. Ann's Bay (Fire Spa) is a popular attraction that is known for its healing properties. Discovery Bay is a scenic coastal town with stunning, turquoise waters and is the place where Christopher Columbus set foot on its shores in 1494. Dolphins Cove is a marine park that offers the unique opportunity to interact with dolphins and marine life in their natural habitat. 

The town of Ocho Rios is a bustling hub of restaurants, shops and entertainment. From sampling authentic Jamaican cuisine to browsing local crafts and souvenirs, Ocho Rios provides a lively and enjoyable atmosphere for tourists and locals alike.

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