Must-see attractions in Montego Bay & Northwest Coast

  • Cage

    Montego Bay

    In its current reincarnation as a craft shop, the Cage was built in 1806 as a lockup for drunk and disorderly sailors, vagrants and slaves who failed to…

  • Tharp House

    Montego Bay & Northwest Coast

    Tharp House sags from age yet is still one of the best examples of an elegant period townhouse. Today housing the tax office, it was formerly the…

  • Kettering Baptist Church

    Montego Bay & Northwest Coast

    Kettering Baptist Church, built in 1893, is a creamy-colored building that commemorates William Knibb, a Baptist missionary and a leading abolitionist who…

  • Fort Balcarres

    Montego Bay & Northwest Coast

    Hidden behind the primary school are the ruins of Fort Balcarres, built in 1811 to defend the harbour. A couple of cannons are left standing, as well as…

  • St Peter’s Anglican Church

    Montego Bay & Northwest Coast

    The oldest extant building in town (and the parish's oldest church) is St Peter’s Anglican Church, built in 1796 and topped with a tower in 1842. It lies…

  • One Man Beach

    Montego Bay

    With beachfront soccer and crowds of splashing locals, this crescent beach at the south boundary of Old Hospital Park is very popular but, sadly, rather…

  • National Heroes' Monument

    Montego Bay

    This bronze monument, crafted by Jamaican sculptor Kay Sullivan, depicts Sam Sharpe, bible in hand, speaking to four admirers.