Kingston Day Trip -Devon House, Bob Marley & National Art Gallery

Devon House

Travelers will get to enjoy and view the award winning Devon House world's best ice cream, and enjoy the beautiful scenic courtyard. The home of George Stiebel, which is the first black millionaire in the Caribbean, who constructed elaborate homes during the late 19th century at the corner of Trafalgar Road and Hope Road. It has evolved over years and is often seen as a family-fun recreational site to walk, study, play or simply to just relax in the garden. If you are feeling hungry, you can feel free to pick from the many eateries choices from classic Jamaican dishes to a taste of Italy and France. Please note the Tour for the mansion is completely FREE.

Bob Marley Museum

You'll get to experience the world famous reggae star's home, displaying Bob Marley's guitar and other artifacts. The home where where reggae music came alive. Get ready for this vibrant vibration as you will experience an amazing reggae culture tour of a lifetime.

Jamaica National Gallery

Come prepared to get knowledge at The National Art Gallery of Jamaica, which is the oldest and largest public art museum in the English-Speaking Caribbean. You’ll get to view collection of early, modern and contemporary art from Jamaica along with smaller Caribbean and international holdings. Admission for this tour is FREE

The Kingston Craft Market is located in Downtown Kingston in the vicinity of the Waterfront. There are over one hundred shops on location. Kingston Craft Market is known for its brand Jamaica craft items, souvenirs, clothing, painting, carvings and memorabilia. One of the main products is its people/traders who are known to be warm, friendly and very hospitable. Hence, its Motto, “hospitality is key”. The market is one of the biggest and most beautiful craft markets on the island of Jamaica and its shops are beautifully staged and traders are trained personnel in Team Jamaica, Tourism and Customer Service.

Enjoy the beautiful scenic view on the waterfront also know as the Kingston Walk of Fame. Located in the heart of Downtown Kingston, the Waterfront and Kingston Harbor, has had a rich and evolving history. Its waters provided fishing for the Tainos; a port for the Spanish, a port and naval base for British pirates and naval forces from which they attacked the Spanish Main, and home and business district for Jamaicans for over three centuries.