The Mango Vol 1 Issue 6

Famous Frenchman’s Cove

On this Caribbean island-nation, the roots of the music run deep. Jamaica rightfully claims the birthplace of reggae. Its capital, Kingston, is home to the Bob Marley Museum located at the famous singer’s former residence. But it is the beaches of the northwest coast that have tourists singing the island’s praises – all over the globe. Many illustrious all-inclusive resorts are clustered in Montego Bay offering attractive amenities such as snorkeling, sailing, SCUBA and fishing. The white sandy shores of Negril’s Seven Miles Beach promise an array of family fun and pulsing night life. If you plan to visit the shores of Jamaica, there are a few beaches away from the mega-resorts that have a rhythm of their own.

For decades, Frenchman’s Cove has captured the attention of Hollywood producers for the location’s exotic setting and gorgeous water. Think about the backdrops of movies like Knight and Day , Lord of the Flies and The Mighty Quinn . The Cove is a private beach that is set deep in between two dramatic peninsulas of lush rainforest that frame the vividly clear turquoise water, making it one of the most photographed destinations on the island. Tourists can drive to the beach and pay an entrance fee, around $15 per person and $6 for Jamaican residents, or book a tour through a hotel. Once there, visitors may explore the 42-acre reserve on foot or float in the warm water. Take a walk through the

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