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Jamaica One of the 30 Most-Pinned Places in the World

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Jamaica_guideJamaica’s popularity with international travelers was recently endorsed on Pinterest when it became the only Caribbean country to score in the top 30 most-pinned places on earth.

Securing Jamaica’s position with more than 750 million place pins was the world renowned Caves Resort, which placed 14th among some of the planet’s most famous destinations.

Perched on the limestone cliffs of Negril’s scenic West End, and located close to its stunning seven-mile beach, The Caves boasts two acres of seafront and a virtual museum of fossilized marine life in the honeycomb cliff walls.

The secluded 10-acre property offers 12 one- and two-bedroom cliffside cottages and suites, as well as a luxurious four-bedroom villa.

Amenities include two main dining gazebos, private cave dining and The Blackwell Rum Bar, as well as a Jacuzzi, sauna and salt-water swimming pool.

The ocean view Aveda Amenity Spa is a special attraction that was recently voted among the “Top Five Jamaican Spas” by Ocean magazine.

Read more at caribbean360.com 

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