Tour Kingston

A tour that takes in the heritage and history of World Heritage Listed Kingston, the original settlement of the first penal colony on Norfolk Island.

Kingston’s Discovery Cruise provides a fascinating introduction to the unique sights and heritage of the city, with a focus on the historic waterfront. The cruise passes close to historic sites Fort Henry, Royal Military College and Kingston Penitentiary. Tour includes a live English narration of Kingston’s history and natural setting.

Kingston Trolley Tours take you on an in-depth tour of Kingston's historic downtown and waterfront, passing by all of the city's most well-known visitor destinations including Fort Henry, the Penitentiary Museum, and Queen’s University. The Trolley is the ideal way to enjoy Kingston’s history and attractions. Your experienced tour guide will provide an informative, engaging overview of Kingston’s more than three hundred years of history.

Looking for things to do in Kingston Ontario? A walk through the city’s historic center is an opportunity to learn about its history and discover all of its attractions. Solve challenges at each step along your way, to discover your next destination. You will walk from City Hall to City Park, along the waterfront, passing various parks, museums, and monuments. Have fun completing challenges. It takes 2 hours to complete, do it whenever you wish – you select your own date and start time, no scheduling or reservation needed. 20+ challenges, games, and enigmas to solve as you walk through this historic neighborhood.

Welcome to exploring Kingston in a new and unique fashion… by bike! Join us for a leisurely relaxed 2.5 hour bike tour of Kingston. The tour is roughly 12 kilometres (just under 7 miles) long and will show you many of Kingston's Historical landmarks and attractions of one of Canada's most scenic and beautiful cities. Enjoy the fresh air experience combined with a little physical activity, experiencing much more of Kingston than you would walking or driving. **Rain does not cancel a tour**

Downtown Kingston, with its rich history, cultural diversity, and dynamic urban landscape, stands as a testament to the heartbeat of Jamaica's capital city. Downtown Kingston holds a key place in Jamaica's history, serving as the birthplace of the nation's commerce and trade. One of the most striking features of Downtown Kingston is its cultural diversity. The district serves as a melting pot where people from various backgrounds come together, creating a kaleidoscope of traditions, languages, and customs. The lively atmosphere is enhanced by the presence of street vendors, artists, and performers, offering a sensory feast that celebrates the rich tapestry of Jamaican culture.

We operate outside of Kingston, Jamaica but we transfer guests all over the island. Jamaica is filled with so many hidden adventures that other tour operators don't include in their tours, If you want to experience the real culture, food, and fun of our nation then Book your airport shuttle, tours, and local drop off with us as we provide you with long-lasting memories of Jamaica. Our customer's needs are our number one priority, help us to please you by booking us. I will most definitely ensure your safety and you will learn as much as possible on your adventure of exploring a new and exciting culture.

Use an app to survive a zombie apocalypse in Kingston. In Zombie Scavengers, explore the city however you'd like to search for items needed to survive a zombie apocalypse. You'll get points for finding these items. You can also do some zombie themed challenges for points on the app as well. Strategize in order to get the most points and survive the apocalypse. Your remote host will be there for you via chat if you need anything. Can you survive the apocalypse in Kingston?

Step aboard the Island Belle for a unique cocktail patio atmosphere: a floating patio on the St. Lawrence river at sunset. Must be 19+ years to participate in this activity. Experience scenic views of Fort Henry, the Royal Military College, local islands, and Kingston’s skyline – the perfect backdrop for an evening out on the water. Promenade on the open-air top deck, sip cocktails and VQA wines and enjoy light music on board.

Embark on a 1-hour walking tour with local legend, Arthur Milnes, called the city's "story-teller-in-chief by Kingston Life Magazine." Journey into a world of Canadian Prime Ministers, US Presidents, Indigenous leaders, Governors General, mediums, spirits and Queen Elizabeth II, herself. You’ll also hear about literary legends such as Charles Dickens and Ernest Hemingway who play supporting roles in Kingston’s story.

Hailed as the Caribbean’s most exciting city, rich in history, culture and energy. During the 2.5 hour tour, our affable, engaging and knowledgeable guide will give you minute-by-minute electrifying coverage on sites seen, as well as commentary on the rich history of the locations you discover. The Jamaican capital’s rich history and culture are on picturesque display, with gorgeous shots aplenty perfectly suited to share with family and friends.

This is a one of a kind vibrant outdoor gallery in Kingston's former historic capital. Birthed in 2018, this ever-expanding Art District now boasts dozens of stunning murals, each one telling its own story. On a one hour guided tour, visitors are able to peek into the creative minds and interpretations of our artists, and explore a world of sociocultural commentary on a range of topics ranging from our history and heritage to the colourful expressions of the various genres of our dynamic Jamaican culture. Each of our captivating murals celebrates the diversity of the Jamaican people, channelling the rhythm of our iconic and world famous music, and capturing a vibrant culture spanning the genres of literature, theatre, fashion, food, dance and more! It’s a melting pot of art and culture flavoured with facts and fun, and an engaging experience for every one! Private Tours are available on request with 72 hours notice.

Here at Kingstone Asilia we welcome you as one of our family. Here in our peaceful farm on the outskirts of Arusha, you will experience the entire local process of planting, harvesting, grinding, roasting and tasting your own coffee, using local handpowered methods. On our walk around the farm, we'll show you some traditional Tanzanian medicinal plants and tell you the fun stories of how they are used. Our tour concludes with a delicious home-cooked vegetarian lunch, prepared by our own chef, with fresh ingredients bought that day in the market, or harvested from the farm. You may also get the chance to try some local banana beer if you dare!

The contrasts between urban and rural Jamaica will surprise you during this tour of Kingston and the Blue Mountains. Among the star attractions are visits to a coffee plantation, Emancipation Park and the Bob Marley Museum. Do this because * Discover Kingston city * Enjoy a Jamaican lunch * Learn about the life of reggae legend Bob Marley * Taste Blue Mountain coffee – one of the world's best * See Emancipation Park and more

To get to know the real Jamaica, you need to walk its lively streets. On this 5-hour walking tour of Kingston, you will explore the city on foot and by public transportation, in order experience the capital like the locals do. Accompanied by a guide, you will visit parks, galleries, and restaurants, to get an up close look at Kingston's culture, art, history, and cuisine. Bottled water and entrance fees are included.

This tour is unique because it takes you into the heart of Kingston in a safe way, allowing you to truly experience the art and culture. Our guides are knowledgeable and know the communities well. This is an experience that you will not be able to get with anyone else.

Kingston Dub Club is the weekly high point of roots reggae revival sessions in Kingston. The venue is situated in the hills above Kingston and offers a breath taking view of the city. It is actually the home of its host, Gabre Selassie, owner and operator of Rockers Sound Station. It has an intimate yard where the wall of speakers and the DJ booth is situated and it has a spacious deck bar in the back. In the DJ booth you will find Gabre Selassie playing 100% Roots / Rockers / Reggae & Dub from the Highest Regions, as the music is described on the Kingston Dub Club posters and Facebook page. Gabre regularly invites international guest selectors and artists. Even if they are not performing, there’s a good chance you will see some of your favorite reggae artists holding a vibes in a corner. The crowd is diverse and international. Here’s where you can meet up with visiting reggae fans from around the world.

One of Kingston’s great pleasures is its night market, which satisfies diners, shopaholics, and just plain curious visitors into the late hours of the night. Don’t miss this top night market experience during your next visit to Jamaica!

This smooth Arabica coffee is sweet-toned, easily had without additives, naturally alkaline and contains vitamins and nutrients making it beneficial for daily consumption. Unlike the majority of the island, the Blue Mountain experiences its own micro-climate of significantly cooler temperatures and trustworthy afternoon rain, the ideal ingredients for ruby red coffee blossoms to grow. The largest mountain range in Jamaica,

Partying with a Jamaican while you're in Jamaican will ensure you have a great time! We'll show you how to dance like a Jamaican too.