Roy Stephenson Tours

23/05/2026

Let’s put the group chat in motion 🌊🍹

19/05/2026

Hi my Name Roy am local tour operator on the island. I would love the opportunity to customize your tours and excursions plans.

Avoid the hassle of seeking out taxis by pre-booking from your Airport transportation and your excursion with us.

24/04/2026

Thank you again for choosing Roy Stephenson Tours! It was a pleasure hosting you here in Jamaica 🇯🇲

If you enjoyed your experience, I would truly appreciate you taking a moment to leave us a review. Your feedback helps us grow and welcome more amazing guests like you.

Safe travels and see you next time!
— Roy Stephenson Tours 🇯🇲

5.0 ⭐ · Tour operator in Montego Bay, Jamaica

19/04/2026

Jerk chicken is one of Jamaica’s most iconic dishes—bold, smoky, spicy, and deeply rooted in history and culture.

🌶️ What “jerk” means

“Jerk” refers to both the seasoning and the cooking method. The meat (usually chicken or pork) is marinated in a spicy blend, then slow-cooked over a fire—traditionally using pimento (allspice) wood, which gives it that signature smoky flavor.

25/03/2026

We believe your journey should be just as enjoyable as your destination. That’s why all our vehicles are routinely maintained and inspected.

Given the diverse road conditions in Jamaica, proper maintenance is essential to ensure safety, reliability, and comfort throughout your trip. You can trust that you’re in good hands with us.

15/03/2026

🌴 Beach Life

Negril’s 7-mile stretch of white sand beach becomes the center of activity during spring break. By day people:
• Swim and sunbathe
• Jet ski or parasail
• Bar-hop along the beach
• Drink cold Red Stripe while listening to reggae

The atmosphere is relaxed but social — people often walk the beach barefoot from bar to bar. 

13/03/2026

Let Roy Stephenson Tours take you off the beaten path, where real Jamaican culture, nature, and unforgettable experiences await.

Roaring River Park is a natural attraction located near Petersfield in the parish of Westmoreland. It is known for its underground river, limestone caves, mineral springs, and deep swimming holes, making it one of the unique natural spots in western Jamaica.

The area was once part of the Roaring River Estate, a large sugar plantation owned by the Beckford family during the colonial period.

Roaring River also has a spiritual and Rastafarian reputation in the area. Many visitors describe the cave and river as a place for meditation, drumming, and connection with nature, and some reggae artists have visited or spent time there.

The underground spring inside the cave is believed by some locals to have healing properties.

03/03/2026

🇯🇲 Jamaica National Flag

The Jamaican flag was adopted in 1962, when Jamaica gained independence from United Kingdom.

Colors & Meaning:
• 🟢 Green – The land and agriculture (Jamaica’s natural beauty and hope)
• 🟡 Gold – Sunshine and natural wealth
• ⚫ Black – The strength and resilience of the people

The official meaning is often summarized as:
“Hardships there are, but the land is green and the sun shineth.”

This flag represents all Jamaican people, regardless of religion or beliefs.

🇪🇹 Rastafarian Flag

The Rastafarian flag uses Red, Gold, and Green, often with the Lion of Judah.

It is connected to:
• The Rastafari movement (founded in Jamaica in the 1930s)
• Ethiopia and African identity
• The coronation of Haile Selassie in 1930
• The symbolism of Ethiopia as the spiritual homeland

Colors & Meaning:
• 🔴 Red – The blood of African ancestors and martyrs
• 🟡 Gold – Wealth and prosperity of Africa
• 🟢 Green – The beauty and land of Africa

The Lion of Judah represents:
• Strength
• Kingship
• Biblical connection to the tribe of Judah

The Rastafarian flag is a religious and cultural symbol, not a national flag of Jamaica.

Key Cultural Understanding
• 🇯🇲 The Jamaican flag = National identity & independence
• 🇪🇹 The Rastafarian flag = Spiritual identity, African roots, and resistance

Many Jamaicans embrace both culturally, especially in music like reggae influenced by artists such as Bob Marley, but they serve different purposes.

In simple terms:
One represents the nation, the other represents a movement and faith born in Jamaica but rooted in Africa.

26/01/2026

Fresh off the grill, buttery and sweet, lobster tastes even better with bare feet in the sand and the ocean breeze in your face 🦞🏖️

15/01/2026

This isn’t just a tour — it’s a memory in the making 🌊⛵
Book your island experience with Roy Stephenson Tours.

10/01/2026

Come explore the natural waterfalls of Ocho Rios and treat yourself to some of the best local foods Jamaica has to offer — a perfect mix of nature, culture, and flavor.