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These over-the-water bungalows are located at the Honeymoon Sandals Jamaica Vacation Rentals. These elite bungalows have 24 hour room service, chauffeur driven luxury cars and welcome gifts upon arrival. This is just one of many beautiful things to experience when visiting the island of Jamaica. Jamaica is filled with gorgeous white-sand beaches, clear blue water, magnificent waterfalls and soaring mountain peaks. Millions visit every year to get a taste of the birthplace of reggae music celebrated by the worldwide iconic Bob Marley. Jamaica is also known for their amazing dishes from Jerk chicken, beef patties, and curry goat just to name a few. Jamaica is the capital of entertainment  and culture with dancing in the streets with live reggae bands, carnivals and much more. 

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