Jamaica

Work done by: Ana | Lara 10ºCMRPP

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Jamaica

Some more info

Best Places to Visit

Introduction

Trip

Famous

Best place to have lunch/ dinner

Best place to have breakfast

Beach

Best Hotel

Traditions

Which places will we take you?

Index

This work was proposed for us to simulate a visit to Jamaica and learn a little more about the country.

Introduction

The meeting point was at Lisbon Airport, where we took the flight to Montego Bay, which took 16 hours. When we arrived at Jamaica Airport, we had to take an uber which took 1 hour and 17 m to reach the Hotel.

Trip

• Located in the San Estate, Jamaica.
• This tropical getaway sits on the beautiful shores of the Caribbean Sea.

• It features a spa, an on-site recording studio and a restaurant.

Geejam

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• Negril is a city in western Jamaica.
• It is known for miles of beaches in shallow bays with calm turquoise waters.
• Seven Mile Beach, especially the part overlooking Long Bay, is full of bars, restaurants and resorts, many of which are international and all-inclusive.

Beach

Smurfs Cafe

Rasta Ade Refreshments

Bushbar

Just Natural

Best places to have breakfast

Flag City

Blue Mahoe Restaurant

Fireman's Lobster Pit

Kingston

Best places to have lunch/dinner

Frenchman's Cove

Blue Lagoon

Port Antonio

Ocho Rios

Best places to visit

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Every year, more specifically in the month of July, Jamaica hosts a four-day music festival called Reggae Sumfest, which in turn attracts legions of Reggae fans from all over the world.

Traditions

Bob marley museum

Bob Marley was an adherent of the Rastafarian religious movement, which led many people to assume that much of Jamaica also followed this religion. However, only 1% of the Jamaican population follows the Rastafarian belief.

Famous

Many words and phrases are unique to Jamaica. When in Jamaica you “nyam” (eat) your “bickle” (food) and “labrish” (gossip) with friends. "Jam" (hang out) on the beach with your "likkle boonoonoonous" (someone you love) or "bush-out" (dress up), "touch di road" (leave the house) and "go sport" (socialize )

Words from the parents

Expressions like hey mom, don’t worry, respect, be happy, no problem, one love and peace make the country energized, packed to the sound of reggae

Expressions

And with that, we ended our tour of Jamaica. I hope you enjoyed.

Conclusion