Jamaica
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The document summarizes a trip to Jamaica, highlighting key locations visited, local cuisine and drinks, and reflections on what was enjoyed and not enjoyed. It notes travel from Granada to Jamaica by plane, and touring popular sites like Seven Mile Beach, the Bob Marley Museum, and Dunns River Falls using a boat, bus, and car. Local cuisine is described as based on fish, poultry, rice, fruits and vegetables with typical drinks including banana drinks and canelazo. In reflections, the beach and Bob Marley Museum were enjoyed while the bus ride was disliked due to a breakdown, and some foods were too spicy. The conclusion is that the trip to beautiful Jamaica was enjoyable and worth repeating.
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- 1. Jamaica
- 2. • We have traveled to Jamaica. • An island located in the Caribe sea. • Flag and coat of Jamaica.
- 3. • We went from Granada to Jamaica by plane. We also took a boat, a bus and a car.
- 4. The top eight places Seven Mile Beach. • Black River. • Museo Bob Marley. • Noel Coward’s Firefly House. • Rose Hall • Dunns River Falls • Park Hollywell • Bamboo Avenue •
- 5. Typical food and drinks Cuisine based on fish, poultry, rice, fruits, • vegetables and spices as a special highlight. The typical drinks are: • *Bananas with allspice and ginger. • *Canelazo, a winter drink. •
- 6. I LIKE... I like Bob Marley Museum and I love the beach.
- 7. I don´t like I don´t like the bus because when we were on the bus, it broke down and we had to walk all the way ...!
- 8. I like.... I liked the flight from Granada to Jamaica.
- 9. I don´t like I did not like the food because it was too spicy.
- 10. CONCLUSION OF OUR TRIP We would like to repeat this trip to Jamaica. Because we enjoyed it. Jamaica is beautiful!!
- 13. FINISH