History of Jamaica: Jamaica's history is rich and vibrant which inspires them to move forward as a nation. The original inhabitants of Jamaica are believed to be the Arawaks, also called Tainos. The Arawaks came from South America 2,500 years ago and called its island Xaymaca which meant "land of wood and water". The Arawaks are simple people by nature. Arawaks were light brown, short and well-formed with coarse black hair. Their faces were broad and noses were flat. They grew cassava, sweet potatoes, corn, fruits, vegetables and cotton. They would build their villages all over the island. Some of them would build them near rivers so they could catch fish. The Arawaks led a quiet and peaceful life until they were destroyed by the Spanish a few years after Christopher Columbus discovered the island in 1494. Attractions (hotels and restaurants): Let's get started. 1. Martha Brae River * Google images The river is a perfect refuge from all stress. A perfect place to make your move if you know what I'm talking about, kid. It comes with a bamboo raft ride and a guide to tell you about the river and steer the boat. http://things-to-do-in-jamaica.com/bamboo-rafting-on-the-martha-brae-river-jamaica/ 2.dolphin cove jamaica*google images Dolphin Cove is surrounded by tropical rainforest.When go to dolphin bay, you can swim, hold and feed the dolphins. You can also ride a camel or swim with sharks and go on a dolphin excursion. You can also walk in the jungle path. In the jungle trail you can see lizards and spiders, mostly wild animals found in Jamaica. Dolphine Cove is the place to spend the day enjoying many fun activities...... middle of paper...... herb butter and baked potato $28.00SEAFOOD LINGUINE tossed with olive oil and sweet peppers $19.00*GRILLED SNAPPER FILLETS $18.00STEAMED SNAPPER FILLETS $18.00FRIED CORN DENTINE, red snapper fillets dipped in crushed corn and fried $18.00*NERNATED MAHI MAHI with mango chutney $19.00PRAWN CURRY, served in a papaya boat with plain rice $24.00 SYNCHRONIZATION TO THE OLD TIMES, shrimp, calamari, snapper and shrimp, simmered $24.00 in a Jamaican sauce, served with white rice in a coconut shell*FRESH LOBSTER, split, basted with garlic and grilled Market Price*THERMIDOR LOBSTER, sautéed with mushrooms, creamy garlic sauce garlic Market price*THE SEAFOOD PLATE $45.00 Grilled lobster. Coconut Shrimp, Blackened Mahi Mahi* Meals served with rice and peas. side dishes FRIED PLANTS $4.00 BAMMY $4.00CALLALOO $5.00 ROCKHOUSE POTATOES $ 4.00