Jamaica

Jamaica is a country in Central America with 3 million inhabitants. Jamaica is located in the Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba and west of Haiti. It is a parliamentary monarchy and a member of the British Commonwealth. The landscape is dominated by mountain ranges made of limestone with lots of forests, residual hills and cave systems. Furthermore, many rivers and waterfalls. In the south low plains, marshes and sandy beaches. The rest of the coast is characterized by steep slopes and bays. There is a coral reef in the north. The island groups Morant Cay and Pedro Cay also belong to the territory of Jamaica. There is a tropical climate. Capital Kingston has 800,000 inhabitants. Kingston is located on a bay and sights include the King’s House and Jamaica House, the Hope Gardens, the harbor, Devon House and the Bob Marley museum. Other important cities are Black River, Mandeville, May Pen, Montego Bay, Morant Bay, Port Antonio, Port Maria, Portmore, Saint Ann's Bay, Savanna-la-Mar and Spanish Town. Other attractions are the sandy beaches, Dolphin Cove, the Shaw Park Gardens, the many museums, the reggae music and the national parks.