Mandeville Travel Guide

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Explore Mandeville

Things to Do  

visit the hidden beach of treasure beach
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a string of sleepy fishing villages located off the beaten track on Jamaica's desert south coast

a community-based tourism destination involved and active in sustainable local development

laid back, friendly, and proud to be Jamaican

Written Mar 5, 2012

Website: http://treasurebeach.net/guide/

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 Water Sports
 Beaches

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Hotels  

Mandeville Hotel

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Golf View Hotel

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Restaurants  

star grill: best seafood restaurant of mandeville
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rahter in center of town..ask locals where it is...on frist floor is selfservice
on second floor is elegant dining room with excellent food

Written Mar 5, 2012

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Nightlife  

Culture Park - Mandeville: Live Reggae in Jamaica
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Culture Park features an on site recording studio where feature acts are sometimes recorded live...right before your eyes. Legendary, World-Famous Site! Important part of Reggae History!

Dress Code: Come as you are!

Written May 8, 2003

Address: Off Caledonia Road in Grey Ground, Mandeville

Phone: soon come

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 Music
 Camping
 Backpacking

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Off The Beaten Path  

Marshall's Pen
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Marshall's Pen is a 300-acre cattle farm and bird sanctuary owned by Ann and Robert Sutton, the foremost ornithologists in Jamaica. Set in the cool, rolling hills just outside Mandeville, Marshall's Pen is a birder's paradise, and a mandatory stop for anyone trying to see all of Jamaica's endemic bird species. The Suttons have a guesthouse that sleeps up to a dozen people. Each room has its own bathroom. Visitors share a common living room and well-equipped kitchen. Meals are not provided, but there are restaurants and supermarkets in nearby Mandeville. The Suttons charge US$35 per person for accommodations. Contact the Suttons at asutton@uwimona.edu.jm or tel. (876) 904-5454 (fax is 964-6383).

Footnote: Robert Sutton, one of the most important ornithologists in Jamaica, was brutally murdered by intruders in his home at Marshall's Pen in 2002. Ann Sutton continues to lead tour groups of visiting birders, but I am not sure whether Marshall's Pen is still open to the public - best to e-mail her well ahead of time if you would like to visit.

Updated Jul 25, 2003

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