Morant Point Lighthouse
This lighthouse, located at the easternmost point of Jamaica, is the oldest in the island.
It consist of a cast iron tube 30 m (100 ft) long which has a diameter of 5 m (18 ft) at the base and 3 m (11 ft) at the cap. It was cast in London in 1841.
This is listed by the Jamaica National Trust Commission as one of the historic monuments of St Thomas, being 'of considerable interest to historians of industrial technology'. The lighthouse was erected in 1841, the labour being provided by Kru men from Sierra Leone, Africa. They were among the Free Africans who were brought to Jamaica in the period following emancipation.

To get there is not easy:
from the gas station along the A4 in Golden Grove it is a 7km drive trugh sugarplants without any sign of direction. But..., the view on top is excellent!