Sitara’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Visit the museum to learn more about one of the most iconic Jamaican musicians
600 locals recommend
Bob Marley Museum
56 Hope RoadVisit the museum to learn more about one of the most iconic Jamaican musicians
See the Jamaican version of a zoo which would be a treat for the whole family. See rare animals in this part of the world and relax in the nearby gardens
81 locals recommend
Hope Zoo
Old Hope RoadSee the Jamaican version of a zoo which would be a treat for the whole family. See rare animals in this part of the world and relax in the nearby gardens
Hope Gardens
Hope GardensHost a picnic or enjoy the scenic views and cool ambiance
Local Dam enjoyed as a water fall with mythical healing powers of the water. This is located in St Thomas.
16 locals recommend
Reggae Falls
Local Dam enjoyed as a water fall with mythical healing powers of the water. This is located in St Thomas.
Natural spring of warm mineral filled water spewing from rocks, touted as great for healing skin disorders or
improving skin in general.
13 locals recommend
Bath
Natural spring of warm mineral filled water spewing from rocks, touted as great for healing skin disorders or
improving skin in general.
visit this beautiful location to get the best views of Kingston and St Andrew at the foot of the Blue Mountains
47 locals recommend
Strawberry Hill
visit this beautiful location to get the best views of Kingston and St Andrew at the foot of the Blue Mountains
Food scene
Locally made ice cream with Jamaican infused flavors at this historic Georgian house in Kingston
334 locals recommend
Devon House
26 Hope RdLocally made ice cream with Jamaican infused flavors at this historic Georgian house in Kingston
Gloria's Seafood City
Seafood Restaurant dubbed the best in Jamaica
Creators and servers of the best Jamaica jerk pork in the world. Using the famed pimento wood and secret spices to create this culinary delight.
14 locals recommend
Boston Jerk Grill
Creators and servers of the best Jamaica jerk pork in the world. Using the famed pimento wood and secret spices to create this culinary delight.
Popular restaurant serving signature burgers, salads, steaks and more only 5 minutes away from Cozy Luxury. They also serve the widest range of wines and cheese to be paired perfectly with your meal.
66 locals recommend
Uncorked!
6 Barbican RdPopular restaurant serving signature burgers, salads, steaks and more only 5 minutes away from Cozy Luxury. They also serve the widest range of wines and cheese to be paired perfectly with your meal.
lovely ambience with a nice selection of different dishes to sooth any appetite
19 locals recommend
Cannonball Cafe
6 Barbican Rdlovely ambience with a nice selection of different dishes to sooth any appetite
Decor is amazing. Def in the the top 3 in Kingston. Food is amazing, but some stuff can be a hit or miss. 10/10 would recommend
Oceano Jamaica
Constant Spring RoadDecor is amazing. Def in the the top 3 in Kingston. Food is amazing, but some stuff can be a hit or miss. 10/10 would recommend
City/town information
Now a fishing village and home to Gloria's, but previously dubbed the "most wicked" city in the world and was partially sunk by an earthquake. Visit the dizzy building and the fort previously used the UK to protect the borders.
117 locals recommend
Port Royal
Now a fishing village and home to Gloria's, but previously dubbed the "most wicked" city in the world and was partially sunk by an earthquake. Visit the dizzy building and the fort previously used the UK to protect the borders.
Entertainment and Food
Situated in the hills overlooking Kingston, this hideaway is a sanctuary for roots, rockers, reggae, and dub music. Each Sunday, with a “stubby” Red Stripe in hand, lovers of Jamaica’s music celebrate the past, present, and future of reggae music. Wednesdays are for live sessions, when up-and-coming Kingston talent takes the stage for live shows.
66 locals recommend
Kingston Dub Club
7b Skyline DrSituated in the hills overlooking Kingston, this hideaway is a sanctuary for roots, rockers, reggae, and dub music. Each Sunday, with a “stubby” Red Stripe in hand, lovers of Jamaica’s music celebrate the past, present, and future of reggae music. Wednesdays are for live sessions, when up-and-coming Kingston talent takes the stage for live shows.