COLUMBUS TO CRANBROOK
$98 Per Person  (6 Hours)

In 1494, Christopher Columbus landed along the coast of St. Ann and begun a new chapter in the island’s heritage and that of the new world. Share in this legacy on an exciting tour of the heritage sites of St. Ann.

The tour begins with a visit to the statue and home of National Hero and founder of one of the largest negro movements in the world, the Rt. Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey. It continues to other attractions and points of interests such as the town’s harbour where the search for Columbus’s sunken ships and its treasures is on-going.

Other highlights include a tour of the ruins of the first Spanish capital in Jamaica, Maima Seville. A visit to the Seville Great House and museum provides a quick trip back in time to the island’s colonial and pre-colonial periods.

A delicious Jamaican lunch precedes the next stop, at the Cranbrook Estate. Its beautifully landscaped gardens and parks and meandering cool mountains streams, offer a great chance for a swim, some fun and relaxation. A tour of the property and great house completes the heritage experience and precedes the return journey along the very scenic coastline of northern Jamaica.