Port Antonio
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FEAST BY<br />
BEACH<br />
Jamaican and Caribbean food does not<br />
THE<br />
key elements of epicurean holiday design like<br />
With<br />
buildings; agricultural sites; village rum<br />
historic<br />
herb/exotic gardens; organic farms; all<br />
shops;<br />
a foundation for synergy between culinary,<br />
create<br />
agro-heritage, health and wellness<br />
farm-based,<br />
<strong>Port</strong>land’s cultural attractions and cultural<br />
tourism.<br />
include artisan manufacturing tours; fishing<br />
capital<br />
cultivating experiences; produce and craft<br />
and<br />
excursions; and local interactive culinary<br />
market<br />
activities.<br />
immediately spring to the foreground of our<br />
culinary imaginations in the same way that<br />
French, Italian or Chinese cooking usually do.<br />
In the face of such food company, Jamaica's<br />
enticing quality and imaginative diversity<br />
remain undiminished. Jamaica is famous for<br />
its beautiful beaches, crystal-blue seas, reggae<br />
music and happily laid-back atmosphere<br />
generated by its populace. Exotic fruits are<br />
abundant and connoisseurs all over the world<br />
hold the famous Jamaican Blue Mountain<br />
coffee in the highest regard.<br />
Jamaican food is celebrated and enjoyed<br />
across the globe for its complexity and range<br />
of flavors for those lucky to have tried the<br />
Caribbean's best cuisine. The historical nature<br />
of authentic Jamaican gastronomy is a blend<br />
of provisions from contrasting cultures and<br />
people including native Tainos, Africans,<br />
European, Chinese, Indians, and Middle<br />
Easterners. As every group of people came to<br />
Jamaica, they transported their own way of<br />
cooking, gifting their own scrumptious and<br />
unfading contributions to Jamaica's<br />
culinary lineage and personifying the nation's<br />
motto "Out of Many, One People."<br />
<strong>Port</strong> <strong>Antonio</strong> is still quite uncharted by most<br />
seasoned globetrotters, but it has for decades<br />
been the sanctuary and hideout of royalty and<br />
celebrities alike wanting the anonymity the<br />
region provides. It is easy to see why. Its<br />
seclusion is what gives this town its glamor<br />
and appeal. Verdant and lush, <strong>Port</strong>land is<br />
Jamaica's gourmet star.