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Jamaica voted one of the top 10 Beach and Island Destinations for 2008

Viator.com: "JAMAICA - Home to the Blue Mountains, Jamaica is the third-largest island in the Caribbean and features beautiful beaches as well as plenty to explore beyond the shores.

The Canopy Tour from Negril or Montego Bay (from $80) traverses a series of decks and platforms through trees in the rainforest soaring over the rushing waters of the Great River and the flora and fauna of the rainforest.
The Heritage Beach Horse Ride (from $72) combines Jamaican history, visiting Seville Great House and Heritage Park, with the adventure of saddling up for a ride through habitats of the first Islanders and along the beach and in the water, stopping for refreshments in a jungle beach hut."

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