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🏝️ Negril Lighthouse: Jamaica's Westernmost Point Where 66 Feet of Caribbean History Meets Panoramic Paradise

✨ Vibe Check: Historic maritime charm, breathtaking coastal views, photography paradise

Perched proudly on the westernmost tip of Jamaica, Negril Lighthouse is more than just a historic landmark — it’s a window into the island’s past and a perfect spot to soak up breathtaking coastal views. Built in 1894, this towering 66-foot beacon is one of the oldest and tallest lighthouses in the Caribbean, guiding ships safely for over a century while capturing the hearts of visitors with its charm.

Climbing to the top is a little adventure in itself — the staircase is steep and narrow, but once you reach the top, you’re rewarded with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and Negril’s rugged coastline that will leave you speechless. For those who prefer to keep their feet on the ground, the surrounding area is just as inviting. Stroll through the grounds, stop by the small museum and gift shop, or simply relax while listening to the waves crash against the rocky cliffs below.

But the beauty of Negril Lighthouse doesn’t end with the views. The nearby waters are a hotspot for snorkeling and scuba diving, where colorful coral reefs and tropical fish create an underwater paradise. History buffs, nature lovers, and photographers alike will find something special here, making it a must-see destination on any Negril itinerary. Whether you come for the history, the scenery, or the sea life, Negril Lighthouse promises a truly memorable experience.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who Should Come? Absolutely! Perfect for history buffs, photographers seeking stunning coastal shots, families wanting panoramic adventures, and snorkelers exploring colorful coral reefs.

🔍 What's There:

66-foot historic lighthouse (1894) - one of Caribbean's oldest/tallest
Jamaica's westernmost point location
Panoramic coastline views from tower top
Small museum and gift shop
Rocky outcropping overlooking Caribbean Sea
Steep, narrow tower climb adventure
Snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities
Colorful coral reefs and tropical fish
Historic maritime beacon significance
Popular photography and nature destination

💡 Insider Tip: Make the steep tower climb for those panoramic views – it's worth the effort! Then explore the surrounding waters for colorful coral reef snorkeling right at Jamaica's westernmost point!