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Rio Grande Rafting, explore the nature on a bamboo raft.
Daily 8:30am till 4:30pm
Boston Beach, great place to surf on the waves AND jerk, jerk, jerk!
Blue Lagoon, live music, good food and snorkeling in blue waters.
Open: 24 hrs a day
Navy Island, take the ferry to view an island in African style.
Open: 24 hrs a day (ferry operates 24 hrs a day)
Portland Jamboree, held in mid-august.
The JTB can tell you more about this event.



The legend of Folly
Once, a rich man build a house for his new bride. When the house was ready he planted the garden with white flowers and took his bride to Jamaica for their honeymoon. All was ready for a romantic life, he thought.

But..., while building the house he made a terrible mistake: the concrete was mixed with seawater. And just at the moment he carried his brand-new wife over the threshold the concrete began to crumble. His wife fled in terror at the oman and left immediately. She never returned...

Actually the house was build in 1905 by Alfred Mitchell, a jeweler from the United States. He lived there till his death. The salt sea-air did change the house into a ruin, which is still there today.

Mmm, sometimes a legend is more romantic than reality...

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Two tourist offices in Port Antonio can help you to explore the area:

Jamaica Tourist Board
City Centre Plaza
Second floor
Harbour St.
Phone: 876 993 3051
Fax: 876 993 2117

Jamaica Information Service
Goebel Plaza
Harbour St.
Phone: 876 993 2630

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