Lonely Planet – Jamaica
Lonely Planet – Jamaica
Language: English | MP3@120 | Xvid | 720 x 480 | 49 min | 325 MB
Traveller Ian Wright begins his Jamaican journey in the once famous hippy hangout and renowned beach resort of Negril. He travels through the centre of Jamaica to visit a plantation house, then heads down the south coast.
At Black River Ian travels through the swamp with a crocodile expert and feeds a crocodile himself, before heading further along the south coast to Treasure Beach, a hideaway paradise.
Up through the centre of Jamaica, Ian catches a bus from Mandeville to Bob Marley’s mausoleum and arrives in Hope Bay, where he stays with rastas who run a guest house and a school for orphaned kids. Ian’s payment for staying at the guest house teaching a few lessons at the school – a common arrangement.
Ian visits Port Antonio, an old fashioned resort full of colonial buildings. Jamaica has more churches per square mile than any other country in the world, so Ian attends a lively, traditional service. He is invited to share a typical Sunday lunch with a Jamaican family.
