Fifteen minutes by boat from Port Royal is a small, low-lying island cay with one of the most beautiful beaches in Jamaica. The largest of the many small cays off the coast of Port Royal, Lime Cay is uninhabitable by humans because it is occasionally submerged when the tide comes in. Lime Cay has been the source of many scams and hoaxes whereby the cay is “sold” to unsuspecting buyers as a potential location for a private resort. > Learn More

The Royal Botanical Gardens at Hope, popularly called Hope Gardens serves as a national attraction and is frequented by visitors from near and far. The Hope Gardens is a part of the two thousand (2000) acres of land originally owned by Major Richard Hope from whom it got its name.Two hundred acres of this land was obtained by the Government of Jamaica in 1880 and was originally established as a plant introduction and crop testing facility for plants such as the pineapple, cocoa, coffee and tobacco. > Learn More

The Terra Nova All Suites Hotel rests proudly in the heart of New Kingston, Jamaica, welcoming guests with its lush gardens, impeccable service and understated elegance for over 45 years. A symbol of white glove service and the pride of New Kingston, the hotel remains the only boutique hotel in Kingston catering specifically to the discerning business traveller. Since 1959, whether travelling to Kingston on business or pleasure the Terra Nova combines tradition with elegance and style to accommodate the needs of all our guests. > Learn More

Located at the historic Devon House in the heart of Kingston. Serving Jamaican food, sandwichs and continental cuisine. Catering services available. > Learn More

The third Annual Port Royal Music Festival will be a weekend fiesta of timeless musical rhapsody!  The festival dubbed 'a celebration of music' will take place over a three-day period – August 22-24, 2008. Last year’s event kicked-off at the exclusive Morgan's Harbour Hotel and Marina with a Celebrity Party - red carpet, lights, glitz and definitely glamour!!    This was followed by the Main Show with the international stars who represented reggae, dancehall, blues, adult contemporary, pop and soul at the Port Royal Entertainment Centre. The activities were culminated with Jazz on the Harbour, where patrons were invited to unwind with good friends, good music, good food and good vibes.Last year’s line up of artist included International music icons - Regina Belle, Brian McKnight, Maxi Priest, Leroy Sibbles and several others.   > Learn More