Pajero Vacation and Tours LLC. Highlighted Brown’s Town Market & Cultural Tour. Step away from the beaches and discover the real Jamaica. Our Brown’s Town Market & Cultural Experience takes you into the heart of St. Ann’s hills, where history, tradition, and local life come alive. What to Expect Scenic Drive Relax as we take you through Jamaica’s lush countryside with beautiful views and rich storytelling from your guide. Brown’s Town Market Tour –Feel the energy of one of Jamaica’s busiest inland markets! Taste exotic fruits, learn about local herbs and spices, and experience the warmth of Jamaican culture. Cultural Stops Visit historic St. Mark’s Anglican Church and see Brown’s Town Primary School, learning about the town’s strong history and heritage. Authentic Jamaican Lunch – Enjoy a delicious local meal featuring favorites like jerk chicken, curried goat, roasted Yam, and more. Optional Fern Gully Drive End your day with a breathtaking ride through the rainforest.

Located in the grassy forecourt of the parish library on King St, the Marcus Garvey Statue is a prominent feature in St Ann's Bay The larger than-life portrayal of Marcus Garvey stands as a tribute to the city's greatest son. Despite the bustling surroundings, this monument remains an enduring symbol, capturing attention with its striking presence. It's definitely worth taking a picture to remember this iconic landmark. HE house in which National Hero Marcus Garvey grew up in St Ann’s Bay, St Ann will be refurbished and transformed into a heritage site This was outlined in a message from Youth and Culture Minister Lisa Hanna during a ceremony to commemorate the 128th birthday of Jamaica’s first national hero, held on the compound of the St Ann Parish Library in St Ann’s Bay on Monday. Read by councillor for the Beecher Town Division of the St Ann Parish Council, Ian Bell, the minister’s message noted that the property on which the house is located was declared a protected site in 1992