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Escape routes to Reggae Sumfest
Reggae Sumfest 2010 is the perfect escape from the mundane and rigid features of day-to-day living. The atmosphere, food, music and vibe welcome additives to enrich the Jamaican experience.
This year's event is touted as the perfect escape. Jamaica is loaded with 'escape routes' that will lead to the Second City. We will focus on these routes from distinct points in the island - from the eastern end, from the capital Kingston, from the southern end, and from the north coast of the "land of wood and water".
Eastern Escape ... Portland to MoBay
Rio Grande rafting
Travelling from Portland to Montego Bay, there are a few 'must' stops to make to ensure the visit is worth it. Relax and cool your nerves on the gracefully winding Rio Grande. Go swimming or have a sumptuous meal by the banks of the river, or ask your captain to steer your raft down to Lover's Rock. Also located on the banks of the river is a quaint souvenir shop and the restaurant Rafter's Rest.
Errol Flynn Marina
A captivating view of the sea and hills of Port Antonio await you at the Errol Flynn Marina, named after the legendary Hollywood star Errol Flynn. Sit under the gazebo and enjoy the view, then take a short walk to Norma's On the Beach and enjoy a fantastic lunch.
Somerset Falls
A combination of nature, beauty, and fun awaits you at Somerset Falls. Enjoy a serene environment and take a quick dip in the lush waters, followed by great cuisine and a fully stocked bar.
Strawberry Fields to St Mary
A few miles from Robin's Bay lies a true treasure, Strawberry Fields. It is neatly tucked away on a private property with two illuminating beach coves. Hidden waterfalls, horseback riding and ATV biking all await your arrival at Strawberry Fields.
Firefly to St Mary
An English-style cottage is set on wide lawns on a hill with an inspiring landscape of the coastline. Located a mere three miles from Port Maria, Firefly is the perfect getaway spot.
These spots provide the perfect warm-up for the greatest reggae festival in Jamaica. Breathtaking scenery, rich, cultural legacy and relaxation are all qualities in these routes to Montego Bay, where Reggae Sumfest promises the same treats, along with added excitement in a unique package.
Tickets for dancehall night (Thursday, July 22) cost $2,800 presold and $3000 at the gate, and for International nights 1 and 2 (Friday, July 23 and Saturday, July 24), tickets cost presold $4,700 and $5,000 at the gate.
In Montego Bay, tickets are available at El Paso Records, Fairview Texaco, Fontana Pharmacy, Wexford Hotel, Pier 1, Best Care Pharmacy, MoBay Proper Ltd and Parkway Supermarket. In Kingston, they're available at York Pharmacy, LG Service Centre, Rory's Texaco, Acropolis and Sportsmax Zone. In Ocho Rios, they're available at Pierview Vacation Inn; in Negril, at Times Square Shopping Mall. In Portmore, at Travel Mania, Best Care Pharmacy; in Falmouth and in Mandeville at Fontana Pharmacy.
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