Old Town is where many of the island’s attractions can be found and that is to be expected since it is the site where Key West was developed. Top things to do in Old Town include visiting the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum or taking a jaunt down the famous Duval Street with its funky shops, art galleries and bars.
For such a small island, Key West packs a heavy punch when you explore the fun neighborhoods, its fascinating history, cultural diversity, inviting beaches, frequent pub crawls, and, of course, one of the things it has become famous for–tasty key lime pie.
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Key West Historic Seaport has been a global maritime trade center for at least 200 years. Known by some as Key West Bight, Historic Seaport is a twenty acre mix of old and new.
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While Jamaica is known for its beautiful beaches, majestic Blue Mountains, lush, hilly terrain, and serene rivers, its waterfalls, including Konoko Falls, are just as awe-inspiring.
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There isn’t much more that can be written about Round Hill Hotel and Villas. It has a storied past as the resort of choice for dignitaries including John and Jacqueline Kennedy.
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The tour offers both an exploration of Jamaican artistic culture and contemporary Kingston, the country’s capital. Here are the six reasons we think this tour should be on your itinerary.
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