Excursões, guias e férias de Jamaica

O St Mary fora da associação Bicycling da estrada, ou SMORBA para o short, são a não para a organização do lucro em Oracabessa Jamaica que oferece a vários serviços e sustentação à juventude Jamaican com o seu Trabalhos Bicycling programa e Festival gordo Jamaican do Tyre nós tivemos tanto o divertimento em.

O Festival gordo do Tyre foi filmado e está sendo transmissão em Europa agora. Você pode ver a ação em Joost.com e preste atenção ao Episode 143 Jamaica da bicicleta da guia do passeio
para ver apenas quanto divertimento foi tido no seus próprios.

SMORBA

St. A associação Bicycling da Fora-Estrada de Mary (SMORBA) é uma organização non-profit affiliated a IMBA que é acoplado ativamente em localizar, em edifício e em oportunidades bicycling mantendo na costa norte famed de Jamaica.

Nosso trabalho como uma organização local do desenvolvimento do esporte inclui encenar o Bash da bicicleta de Jamaica assim como eventos numerosos de BMX no St. Mary e environs.

Nosso evento da capitânia é o Festival gordo do Tyre de Jamaica prendido de fevereiro adiantado todos os anos. Este extravaganza biking da montanha de 5 dias é uma oportunidade para cavaleiros em torno do mundo de experimentar fugas espantando-se e cultura fascinante de Jamaica. Os lucros deste evento vão para nossos trabalhos Bicycling! projete dedicado a promover a posse local do setor biking emergente da montanha no parish do St. Mary.

Nós poderíamos usar sua sustentação! Se você gostar de ajudar à causa de SMORBA se transformar um membro, ou tiver quaisquer perguntas nós podemos ser contatados em:

SMORBA

rua de c/o 2 Newlin

Ocho Rios

St. Ann

Jamaica, Índias ocidentais

(876) 975-3393

smorbaja@hotmail.com

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The Circle B Farm was my first choice for accommodation on our first night in the Ochi area because they were one of the few places we spoke with that still offered camping when we called them. Sadly that all changed when we arrived on site and were informed that the owner no longer offered camping because the bathroom and shower facilities outdoors were non functioning and all they had to offer us was a room for rent. The room was clean and simple and only cost $1500 for a nights stay so we took it and were glad we did. I liked the place so much we spent a second night there and enjoyed the place for another beautiful morning.

Circle B Farm is a hostel and farm operating on 140 acres of surreal beauty and lush tropical landscaping. The farm is predominately a banana farm with many other fruit trees on site such as the variety of mango and even a Giant Lemon which I have never seen or heard of before. The farm is busy but quiet for most of the day and if you stay at the rooms up front you may never know what lays in the property around you if you don’t take a walk. There are cows, goats, pigs, dogs and a donkey on site but the domestic animals are less important than the natural flora and fauna found surrounding the place. The farm has a small man made river which runs from the hillsides along the southern border and actually circles the entire facility. This running water and all the sweet smelling fruit trees keeps the area covered in butterflies, birds and insects of all sorts. The bats swirl around at night feeding on the flying insects trapped in the beams of light around the buildings at night for a pretty cool night show.

The stream runs in front of the hostel rooms for rent and around almost every building on site you can sit and peacefully enjoy the sounds of rushing water all day long from just about anywhere on the property. The running water and numerous fruit trees means that early mornings at Circle B are filled with the sounds of a dozen songbirds as they sing praise to the new day before us. One both mornings we were there it was true pleasure to stroll through the banana and pineapple fields and listen to the kingfisher and mockingbirds try to out sing each other. I’m going to need a much better camera in order to catch photos of many of the birds of Jamaica as I simply cannot get close enough to most of them for a decent shot but trust me when I tell you the air was thick with the sounds of birds and nature and it was beautiful.

Circle B is a great location to begin a number of eco tours of the area and central to the many attractions of the North Coast and Ocho Rios area. You can make it to Dunns River, White River Valley, the Bob Marley Mausoleum and much more in an hour or so from this place and its a great place for anyone interested in a youth hostel or camping vacation on the North Coast of Jamaica. For those budget minded travelers interested in tours of the North Coast and Ocho Rios but not wanting to spend more for a place to sleep then you will on the days activities then consider Circle B as a place to stay in your Jamaica travel planning.

E-mail them at: info@circlebfarm.com

or call them at: 1-876-913-4511

You can write to them at: Priory P.A., St-Ann, Jamaica W.I.

Make sure to tell them Alfred @ JamaicaMax sends his love and maybe you’ll get a special tour.

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