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Although Island Turf Tours has a focus on the western end of the Island, and especially in Negril, there are many other places that our service will take our guests.

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A nighttime look at the beachfront where the waves crash up to the sand sees the water glowing blue and looking like a large seaweed pattern on the shore, at the Luminous Lagoon located in Falmouth, Trelawny, on Jamaica’s north coast. The city lights can be seen in the distance where the land curves and stretches out into sea and a few clouds can be seen in the night sky.

For this tour you’ll have to see it to believe it!!! Ready yourself for a magical adventure at Jamaica’s Glistening Waters Luminous Lagoon located in Falmouth, Trelawny, on Jamaica’s north coast. Here, you’ll get to enjoy a magical boat tour at night where you’ll see an amazing phenomenon of the sea water glowing with a beautiful, bioluminescent light.
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An elderly couple on a hotel transfer from Island Turf Tours enjoy their time in the blue luminous waters of the Luminous Lagoon swim tour. The nighttime tour is where the waters show light blue, even amidst the darkness, as is seen here.

Also known as Glistening Waters this attraction is located in the historic town of Falmouth in western Jamaica. The water in Luminous Lagoon flows due to bioluminescence.
A brightly yellow-lit shot of the Montego Bay Craft Market shows a lot of indigenous craft items and souvenirs, like bags, hats and caps, and other items, most of which has the word, “Jamaica” written on them. A little girl and boy can be seen to the left exiting one of the vendor’s store to rejoin the small group that just had an airport transfer from Island Turf Tours. Easy
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A Black River Safari tour attendant in khaki uniform lies on his stomach while leaning out the side of the white passenger ferry boat to hold up the arm of a swimming crocodile. Curious onlookers inside the boat take pictures of what they’re witnessing and stay clear of the animal. Norris carries his visitors to Jamaica on this wild adventure in the marshes of the Black River, in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, as part of an eco-tourism adventure.

Experience the thrill of a lifetime on Jamaica’s longest navigable river; The Black River. J. Charles Swaby’s Black River Safari is an eco-tourism attraction which began operation in November of 1987.
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A complete aerial view of the Jamaica Palace Hotel showing the entrance to the lower left and the admin, other guest room buildings and facilities over the roughly 5-acre property in Port Antonio, Portland. The buildings are painted in white and they have a classic view to them. A pool can barely be seen behind the buildings but the entire scene is swallowed up by green forest and lush mountainous regions. Island Turf Tours guests who are traveling the North Coast of Jamaica do visit here, as well as those whom are picked up at the Norman Manley International Airport.

One of the island’s largest ports, it is a shipping point for bananas, coconuts, and cacao and is one of Jamaica’s oldest and least-commercialized tourist resorts.
A brightly yellow-lit shot of the Montego Bay Craft Market shows a lot of indigenous craft items and souvenirs, like bags, hats and caps, and other items, most of which has the word, “Jamaica” written on them. A little girl and boy can be seen to the left exiting one of the vendor’s store to rejoin the small group that just had an airport transfer from Island Turf Tours. Easy
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A favorite spot for Island Turf Tours guests sees a calm morning at Treasure Beach in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, which shows the beach waters slowly ebbing in to the shore to the right. Several fishing boats are in the sea water and some are on the land. Coconut trees and many lush trees line the background and a long stretch of flat mountainside sits behind them with a few eating areas and houses filtered about, and beautiful clouds dot the light-blue sky. No one is captured in this lone scene.

Nestled in Jamaica, the heart of Caribbean allure, lies Treasure Beach—a tranquil escape. Its natural serenity sets it apart and promises a getaway where lush landscapes meet radiant waters. This wonderful strand aligns with other highly sought-after locales, such as Seven Mile Beach and Doctor’s Cave Beach, as one of the best beaches in Jamaica.
A brightly yellow-lit shot of the Montego Bay Craft Market shows a lot of indigenous craft items and souvenirs, like bags, hats and caps, and other items, most of which has the word, “Jamaica” written on them. A little girl and boy can be seen to the left exiting one of the vendor’s store to rejoin the small group that just had an airport transfer from Island Turf Tours. Easy
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A river rushes on between a home land area on the left and a mini bridge of a community street on the right. Palm trees grow up from the center of the Roaring River in Negril, Jamaica. Tourists and travelers enjoy looking at and even dare to swim in these rough flowing waters. No one is in this cool evening scene.

This is a small village in the mountains about 45 minutes outside of Negril. There is a crystal clear spring fed river that flows through a cave and village.
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An over-the-shoulder view of a stand that houses several sealed bottles of Appleton rum products. In the foreground to the right is an attendant, half-shown, receiving payment from a guest of the Appleton Rum Tour Experience whose left shoulder sticks into view. On the stand is a heading sign that says, “EST. 1749 Appleton Estate Rum. Crafted in the heart of Jamaica”. In the background are a few other guests strewn about who are looking at other exhibits at the tour. Norris often caters to those who appreciate the laid back nature and history of rum-making in Jamaica when he carries them to this experience in Santa Cruz, St. Elizabeth.

Once you arrive, immerse yourself in the exclusive Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience. The Appleton Estate is the oldest and most famous sugar estate and distillery in Jamaica in continuous production, and has been handcrafting some of the finest rum in the world since 1749.
A brightly yellow-lit shot of the Montego Bay Craft Market shows a lot of indigenous craft items and souvenirs, like bags, hats and caps, and other items, most of which has the word, “Jamaica” written on them. A little girl and boy can be seen to the left exiting one of the vendor’s store to rejoin the small group that just had an airport transfer from Island Turf Tours. Easy
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Two of Norris’ tour guests couple up snuggly on a nicely decorated raft as they drink water from a coconut that the man is holding up. The scenery on the Martha Brae marsh is quiet and the water is calm, and everywhere is green round about them with overhanging tree limbs, and the raft is dressed in a red and yellow sequence of Hibiscus flowers and a woven set of palm branches at the back of the raft.

Float along the Martha Brae River in the heart of the Jamaican countryside. Travelers will love gliding on the bamboo raft through the jungle, where wildlife and historic sites abound. During the hour-long ride, you can get on and off the raft as you please to swim in the river’s calm and crystal-clear waters.
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Two pictures on an orange wall with Bob Marley on the right, with the words over his head saying, “Bob Marley and the Wailers”, and the picture on the left showing a large golden record atop a golden CD and a golden Cassette, with an inscription under the record, saying “Presented to Bob Marley”, for the record label “Confrontation”.

Visit the birthplace and resting place of the late Reggae legend Bob Marley on this all-day tour to Nine Miles. The tiny village is located in St. Ann and offers expansive views of the area’s mountain peaks.
A brightly yellow-lit shot of the Montego Bay Craft Market shows a lot of indigenous craft items and souvenirs, like bags, hats and caps, and other items, most of which has the word, “Jamaica” written on them. A little girl and boy can be seen to the left exiting one of the vendor’s store to rejoin the small group that just had an airport transfer from Island Turf Tours. Easy
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The main entrance road to the Accompong Town Maroon Village in the Cockpit Country in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica on a cool evening. Two green maroon horns sit above the posts along either side of the gate and the blue sign to the Left says welcome to a Accompong and there are no people in the scene. Here at Accompong, Norris, as a tour guide, would carry his private tour guests of travelers visiting Jamaica. There are many palm trees and other lush vegetation all around.

Accompong is a historical Maroon village located in the hills of St. Elizabeth Parish on the island of Jamaica. It is located in Cockpit Country, where Jamaican Maroons and Indigenous Taíno established a fortified stronghold in the hilly terrain in the 17th century.
A brightly yellow-lit shot of the Montego Bay Craft Market shows a lot of indigenous craft items and souvenirs, like bags, hats and caps, and other items, most of which has the word, “Jamaica” written on them. A little girl and boy can be seen to the left exiting one of the vendor’s store to rejoin the small group that just had an airport transfer from Island Turf Tours. Easy
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