Top Boscobel Food & Drink

If you want to understand Jamaican culture, get to know its food. A great way to do that is to book this private food experience where you’ll sample hot and spicy dishes washed down with Red Stripe beer and coconut water. Your guide will take you to some secret spots you couldn’t find on your own, and tell you just why these foods define Jamaican culture.

Devon House is a heritage site located in Kingston, the new capital city of Jamaica. It was built in the 19th century by Jamaica’s first millionaire of African descent. Today this mansion is preserved in its original state and showcased for tourists and locals to tour. At the end of the tour, you'll enjoy a tasty ice cream treat!

On this Ocho Rios food tour, explore Jamaican cuisine with a visit to the Prospect Great House in Saint Mary Parish. Ride an open-air carriage around the plantation grounds, and then visit the great house to learn how to prepare traditional dishes such as jerk chicken, steamed callaloo, and coconut shrimp rundown with a chef instructor. Since this is a small-group tour, you’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, too.

Instead of choosing one, why not hit a number of them up in a pub crawl? Join us as we tour our favourite bars in Ocho Rios' downtown core and experience what each unique location has to offer on an Ocho Rios Sightseeing & Pub Crawl Tour.

One of Kingston’s great pleasures is its rich history and culture as well as it's night market, which satisfies diners, shopaholics, and just plain curious visitors into the late hours of the night. Don’t miss this authentic experience in the city of Kingston, visiting the famous Bob marley Museum and many more during your visit to Jamaica!.

Save time and energy by booking this private tour from Ocho Rios, which will take you to the Bob Marley Museum, the Devon House for ice cream, and includes a tour of Kingston, too. Your guide and private driver will arrange everything, from transportation to your museum ticket. You just need to enjoy the history, the sites, and Jamaica’s famous ice cream.