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The Resort at Wilks Bay

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About this location…

Wilks Bay is a luxury estate hidden away in a picturesque, secluded bay in San San Port Antonio between San San Beach and Frenchman’s Cove, with 100 yards of private white sand beach.

The one, two and three bedroom villa, cottage and apartments each have a cook/ housekeeper to look after you.

They are ideal for couples, families and honeymooners looking for a peaceful getaway in Jamaica’s most beautiful natural surroundings.Perfect for small groups.

Travellers Beach Resort

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About this location…

Travellers Beach Resort was founded in 1992 by Winston Wellington. Mr. Wellington, quite the traveler himself, began the hotel as a place where people from around the globe could travel, meet and share their stories. Travellers started as a bar and restaurant with a single cottage.

The land; originally wild Jamaican bush, was cleared by Wellington himself, leaving three beautiful sea grape trees that still offer shade to sunbathers and restaurant guests on the beach.

Having started from humble beginnings, Travellers has grown tremendously to 60 rooms and a vast array of resort accommodations. Conveniently situated within a 5 minute walk from the Negril town centre, Travellers prime location offers the opportunity to explore Negril to truly get an understanding of Jamaica’s rich culture and heritage.

Samsara Cliffs Resort

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About this location…

All-Inclusive Negril Hotels – Samsara Cliff Resort and Legends Beach Resort. Enjoy our All-Inclusive Negril Jamaica Hotels Samsara and Legends.

Both hotels are seafront in beautiful Negril Jamaica only 5 minutes from each other, but worlds apart. Samsara Cliffs Resort, one of the Negril Resorts on the Cliffs of Negril, Jamaica Samsara Hotel on the west end cliffs of Negril is famous for panoramic sea views, tranquility, and stunning beauty. Negril cliff hotels are known for exciting snorkeling, swimming, and scuba in clear Caribbean coves.

Legends Beach Hotel, one of the best Negril Hotels on the 7-mile beach in Negril, Jamaica Legends Hotel sits directly on the seven-mile beach in Negril Jamaica and is one of the favorite beach hotels, embraced by warm turquoise waters in a convenient location nearby shops and entertainment. Experience the best Negril hotels have to offer, including exchange privileges via free shuttle between hotels. Enjoy friendly service, homemade food, exotic cocktails, and romantic sunsets. Laze around doing nothing, or, fill your days with action-packed tours, golf, scuba diving, and water sports on the Negril seven-mile beach.

Eden Gardens Wellness Resort & Spa

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Rollington Fire Station

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The Fire Service in Jamaica was established in October 1871 with the formation of the Kingston Fire Brigade to satisfy the need for a trained and equipped Fire Service to be responsive to growth in housing, industrial and commercial developments in Kingston following a spate of large fires which had ravaged sections of the City’s commercial sectors. Operating from Sutton Street in downtown Kingston, the Brigade was then comprised of a horse-drawn steam pump and a small number of men under the command of a Scotsman – Alexander McFarlane. As the City grew, the need for wider fire coverage gave rise to the first sub-station, Half-Way-Tree, which opened in the late 1930s. In keeping pace with the developments a new Headquarters, York Park was opened in November 1944 housing at the time sixty-nine men, six firefighting vehicles and a utility car. Operating under the aegis of the Kingston and St. Andrew Fire Brigade (KSA) Act, the KSA Fire Brigade was primarily for “…the protection of life and property from the ravages of fire within the limits of the Corporate area …” The rural Parishes in the Island were not without their own defence against fire hazards and under the Parochial Fire Brigade Act twelve Parish Fire Brigades were established at various times in St. Catherine – 1933, St. Elizabeth – 1934, Portland – 1936, St. James – 1942, St. Mary – 1948, St. Ann – 1951, Trelawny and Hanover – 1957, St. Thomas, Clarendon and Manchester – 1958, and Westmoreland – 1961. These thirteen dis-joined Parish Brigades were all funded by Central Government but continued as fragmented parochial entities. It was always the perception in the post-independence years that for greater cost effectiveness, more efficient fire coverage, greater command and control, among other things, the fragmented Brigades should all be re-organised, unified and made answerable to one central command. Steps to bring about this unification were finally taken in October of 1988 with the passing of the Fire Brigade Act which repealed the Kingston and St. Andrew Fire Brigade Act and the Parochial Fire Brigade Act “….and established in and for (all) Jamaica a national Fire Service (thereafter) to be called the Jamaica Fire Brigade…” – one unified, national organization unfettered by parochial restrictions.