It’s a good time, something to do, something to ponder. The tour was shorter than expected but the drive there was not for the faint of heart. It was comical with our crew. The artwork is not to be missed, take note - phenomenal artists!! Good times!!

What an amazing experience! First off, the horses are beautiful. You can tell that they are very well take care of and they were very well trained. The ride starts off at the stable but then you get to ride the trail through the property and learn some of the history of the old plantation. Riding the horses through the ocean was even more exciting than I expected it to be! We all really had a blast and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable. I would recommend this excursion to anyone!

Hands down one of the top culinary experiences I've had anywhere in the world. From the moment you step foot on the grounds of Stush, you feel welcome with warmth, joy and the passion put into making this project come to life. The place itself is beautiful, with very particular details on every single decor piece and setting in place. Everything is carefully thought of and picked with love and purpose. From the stunning pieces that adorn the table setting to the cozy hanging chair near the bar, the ambiance and vibe created is unmatched. I felt like I walked right into a pinterest dream mood board. When it comes to the food, you can only prepare to be amazed by the unthinkable. With some creativity and inspiration from past travels, magic is brought from the imagination right to your palate and plate. Some of the combinations of food you hear about is unheard of and the fact that it is 100% plant-based completely blows my mind. The highlight of the experience for me definitely had to be the amazing food served. The freshness and quality is there. I loved the Jamaican mezze, just as much as I loved the hot sauces made in-house (love that the first ingredient is love), and the mains served. My favourite had to be the Callaloo dip and the jackfruit and breadfruit tostada. Stush in the bush offered me one of the top experiences I could never forget.

I was very surprised to have found out that the home of the great Marcus Garvey's upbringing still existed. However, I was quite dissappointed when I visited and saw the condition that it was in. Marcus Garvey is Jamaica's first National Hero and a highly respected figure worldwide. You'd think the place would look better than this, for someone so icon. The house seems to be abandoned and deteriorating. I did like the fact that it has a few plaques that indicate that this is indeed the birthplace of Marcus Garvey. I do know that at the moment the the government is trying to possess the land from the family who owns it. I think they want to build a museum of some sorts. In honor of him ofcourse. I'm not sure how far that process is. A large statue of him is further down in the town, at the library.

Whenever I need fresh meats this is the place I go.