Caribbean Style: Five Travel Musts in Montego Bay, Jamaica

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The “You Did What” Must

Take a night tour at Rose Hall Great House. Rose Hall Great House was the home of the infamous Anne Palmer, known to many as the “White Witch of Rose Hall”. Rumoured to have killed her two husbands, Anne Palmer was known to enjoy riding wildly throughout her estate at night while dressed in all white. Many feared her and when she died, they said her spirit remained at Rose Hall Great House and even today there are stories of sightings and strange mishaps. What better time to explore this haunted mansion that at night? Imagine the selfie you could take with the ghost of Annie Palmer for Instagram! That will definitely get you many likes!

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