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Relaxing Coyaba Gardens - Coyaba is the Arawak word for heaven and a place of perpetual feasting and dancing
published: Tuesday | October 14, 2008


Our able tour guide Rainford Thomas, explains the history, uses and myths of the lobster helicona plant during the Coyaba Gardens tour.

Coyaba Gardens in Ocho Rios, St Ann, is yet another slice of paradise on earth. Nestled in the hills of the Shaw Park Estate, it offers special tours with a knowledgeable guide who knows each flower and tree like a mother knows her child.

The atmosphere is peaceful and the views of the harbour are breathtaking. Relax as you listen to the water cascade down the Mahoe Falls.

The facility is popular for weddings and other social activities, plus there is a spacious amphitheatre for dramatic presentations and small stage /fashion shows. Other attractions include a gift shop, museum tour and a waterfall climb.

Coyaba Gardens is open daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and for details of rates you can call them at: 974-6235 or email them at:coyaba@hotmail.com


The beautiful Mahoe Falls is fun to climb.


Left: There are many nooks like this one, that make a perfect place to observe activity at the picturesque Coyaba Gardens located in St Ann. Right: Majestic palm trees line the driveway to a section of the gardens. - photos by Norman Grindley/Deputy Chief Photographer


River mullets take a swim in the freshwater pool at Coyaba Gardens. These fish can weigh up to four pounds and love murky water. But watch out if you want a taste; they've got small bones.

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