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Streets of Jamaica Explore this beautiful Caribbean island with me. Dm for private tours all over the Island.

01/10/2026

Discover the real Jamaica with private, authentic Jamaica tours designed around local culture, nature, food, music, and adventure. From Kingston city tours and reggae experiences to Blue Mountain hikes, waterfalls, beaches, markets, coronation Market, downtown Kingston and hidden local gems, experience Jamaica beyond the resorts.

Our private tours in Jamaica offer a personal way to explore the island, with local knowledge, flexible itineraries, authentic Jamaican food, culture, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re visiting Kingston, exploring the mountains, or travelling across the island, come discover the Jamaica that locals know and love.

20/09/2026

Book your tour on my website or through my dm.
Before
you book your trip to Jamaica, make sure you plan at least two days in Kingston. It is the cultural capital of the island, rich in history, culture, food, nature, music, excitement, and authentic experiences.
The city is growing fast! But it still holds those old-school roots and vibes, side-by-side with the modern. Our Kingston Tour will take you through the whole city, from Downtown, Coronation Market, Water Lane, Trench Town and Beat Street, to Uptown, Devon House, Lookout, event places, beautiful restaurants and much more.
You will not only get the history, but also taste the culture.
Fruits, Ital food, fresh jelly coconut water, juice, cold b**r, jerk chicken, patties and ice cream.
This is the most efficient way to get to know the city and will equip you to move around with confidence for the rest of your stay.
I have such a big love for Kingston, and I'm so excited to share it with you. ā¤ļøšŸ‡ÆšŸ‡²ā¤ļøšŸ‡ÆšŸ‡²ā¤ļø kingston tour, coronationmarket tour, downtown tour, street art tour, street food tour, authentic Jamaica, culture kapital, day tour, private tour

16/09/2026

Ramp with goat, pick some pear, feed the chickens, feed the dogs, check on the crops, play some games, pick some pawpaw, fry some river fish, eat some pear, swim in river, collect some eggs, chase down icecream truck, bring in the goats, eat dinner, watch the stars, sleep and repeat. Jamaica country life is some of the best life. What did I miss?

Do you want to experience Jamaica with us? Book a tour, link in bio. ā¤ļø

12/09/2026

Www.modularjamaica.com This is the house that was still standing in Westmoreland after Melissa, a cat 5 hurricane.

I was curious, so I started asking questions about the house and how it was built. That’s when I came across Modular Jamaica.

They are using precision-engineered, cold-formed steel framing to build homes designed for Caribbean conditions. The structures are Cat 5 certified and engineered for winds of 160+ mph, with a 25-year structural warranty.

But what really caught my attention is the speed.

The steel frame can be erected in just 1 day, with a complete home taking around 3–6 weeks, depending on the project.

And this isn’t just about buying a prefabricated house.

Modular Jamaica is working with Jamaican contractors and tradespeople, providing training and certified installation, while supplying the steel framing and engineering. Their factory in St. Catherine can deliver island-wide, and they also offer volume pricing for builders and developers.

For construction companies, developers and contractors, this could mean access to a faster, more predictable building system without having to completely reinvent the way you build.

They even offer white-label partnerships, meaning companies can sell the system under their own brand with support for CRM, website and fulfillment.

With Jamaica needing housing that is faster to build, more resilient and able to withstand increasingly extreme weather, I think this is something worth paying attention to.

Especially for the construction industry.

If you’re a contractor, developer or construction company in Jamaica, take a look at what they’re building:

modularjamaica.com

11/09/2026

Honeymoon in Jamaica? Say less! šŸ‡ÆšŸ‡²ā¤ļø

Imagine landing in Jamaica and having everything taken care of.

From airport pickup and private transportation to accommodation, tours, experiences and food, we create a fully personalised honeymoon itinerary based on what you want to experience.

Your safety, comfort, punctuality and privacy are our priorities, while our goal is to show you the Jamaica beyond the resorts.

Meet Jamaican people. Support Jamaican businesses. Swim in hidden river spots, discover waterfalls and secluded beaches, eat incredible Jamaican food, explore the island and experience the culture in a way that feels personal and authentic.

No cookie-cutter itinerary. No rushing from one tourist attraction to another.

Just your own private Jamaican experience, thoughtfully planned around the two of you.

30/08/2026

Sexual-health is SO important, because you can sometimes walk around with an infection without even knowing it.

Many STIs cause little to no symptoms in both men and women. If infections like chlamydia or gonorrhea go untreated, they can cause pelvic inflammatory disease and scarring of the reproductive tract and fallopian tubes. This can affect fertility and increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy.

Mycoplasma genitalium is another STI that can cause inflammation and has been associated with PID and reproductive health complications and is way too common.

I’ve been working with Caribbean Genetics for many years, helping to break the taboo around getting tested. Testing is nothing to be ashamed of. It’s taking responsibility for yourself and the people you’re intimate with.

And PLEASE remember: if you test positive, let your recent seggsual partners know so they can get tested and treated if necessary. Your partner(s) should also get tested. Otherwise, you can unknowingly pass an infection back and forth.

And protect yourself! ā¤ļø

If a man tries to pressure you into going ba****ck before you have BOTH been tested and know your STI status…
🚩🚩🚩 DASH HIM WEH! šŸ˜‚

Someone who genuinely has your best interests at heart should care about protecting BOTH of you.

šŸ“ Caribbean Genetics (CARIGEN)
Faculty of Medical Sciences Teaching & Research Complex
UWI Mona, Kingston 7
šŸ• Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

šŸ“ Caribbean Biosciences - Montego Bay
Unit 2, Fairview Phase 3, Summit Business Centre
Montego Bay, St. James, Jamaica
šŸ• Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

KNOW YOUR STATUS.
PROTECT YOURSELF.
PROTECT YOUR PARTNER. ā¤ļø

Let’s normalize testing. Testing isn’t shameful. Knowing your status is POWER.

30/08/2026

Sunday vibes up at is something very special and unique! You’ll hear the soundsystem way before you reach the top of reggae mountain, sweet sounds of reggae music spreading over the hillsides. The city lights twinkling under us, cooler mountain air caressing my skin, the smell of herb blazing and sip simmering reaching my nose while trodding the stairs down to Kingston Dubclub. People dancing together In front of the masive speakers, heads bopping, hips swaying, arms lifted, feet jumping.. all awhile small dogs running up and down between the people’s feet stopping for scratches once in a while. This is Sunday church for many. A space to apprecilove reggae music and Rastafari livity. A space to share. Big up Gabre Selassi for opening your home to us every Sunday such a gift.

15/08/2026

one of my favourite soup places, and it’s located in Yallahs! Right in the town centre, under some white tents. I learned about them when I asked taxi drivers who had the best soup. It’s always a great idea to ask taxi drivers because they’re constantly on the road and know all the best places to eat. Across from the soup spot, there’s also a man selling ginger ale. They usually have 3 to 4 different types of soup.

13/08/2026
13/08/2026

Thank you all for your donations! and many more! Are you interested in participating in the Christmas treat? Please contact us! All children deserve experiences, opportunities and people who believe in them. And this is what it looks like when a community shows up for its children.

A huge thank you to everyone who donated, volunteered, shared their talents or helped behind the scenes. When people contribute what they can, it can create something much bigger than any one person could do alone.

The kids enjoyed trampolines, bounce around, rides, the pool and a clay workshop. They got ice cream, hot dogs, sandwiches, school bags and school supplies But this wasn’t just about giving things away. they got to spend the day playing, creating, learning and having fun and feel supported by their own community.

And the work doesn’t stop here.

We’re already looking ahead to the next giveaway for Christmas, and we’re looking for people, companies and brands who want to get involved.

That could mean financial support, food and drinks, clothes, shoes, toys, school supplies or products for the children but it’s not limited to that.

If you have a skill, knowledge, time or something valuable you can teach, we would love to have you involved.

when we come together and share the resources, knowledge and opportunities we have, we can make a difference in the lives of the next generation.

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