Nestled in the heart of Jamaica, the Blue Mountains are a haven for nature ... surrounded by the sounds of nature — the chirping of birds, the rustling of leaves and the distant rush of waterfalls.

and 300 plus species of iridescent birds. If you do go to Jamaica, don’t skip the beaches, but absolutely include the Blue Mountains. In particular, the Blue Mountains’ Strawberry Hill ...

Guided tours offer insights into the behavior and habitats of these birds, ensuring you don’t miss a thing. Jamaica: Blue and ...

The Blue and John Crow Mountains form two of the largest ... Caribbean and is the only place on the island where all Jamaica’s unique birds can be observed, including the endangered Jamaican ...

Jamaica has over 600 miles of coastline. It has mountains, streams, woods, valleys, waterfalls and cliffs, and stunning views ...

“The birds wake you up at five ... A guide from the Jamaica Conservation Development Trust shows travelers the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photographs by Joshua Cogan Travelers ...

Jamaica having evolved separately from other landmasses. In addition, the property hosts a number of globally endangered species, including several frog and bird species. The Blue and John Crow ...

The Blue and John Crow Mountains, Jamaica’s first United Nations Educational ... like the Jamaican Swallowtail Butterfly and the Black Bird,” the Park Ranger said. King added that the site ...

Turns out there was very little beach time on the trip, but as this writer learned, Jamaica’s Blue Mountains may be even more alluring than the beach. [iframe frameborder=”0″ height=”300″ ...