When one thinks of Jamaica (mon), you can't help but think of the King of Reggae, Bob Marley. Journey to the village of Nine Mile, where Bob lived, loved and played. Learn about the Rastafarian religion he practiced and made famous as well as seeing his final resting place. A moving tribute to a great musician!
Highlights
- Visit Nine Mile and learn all about Bob Marley's lfe
- See Bob Marley's birthplace, his house and final resting place
- Enjoy the breathtaking scenery that surrounds Mt. Zion and Nine Mile
- Complimentary hotel pickup and drop off from most Montego Bay hotels
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Bob Marley RecordsPart of a room dedicated to all of Bob's recordsPhoto by: Louise M
United Kingdom, 11 2009 -
Bob Marley Museum - ...Where Marley would often lay to meditate and get inspiration for his songsPhoto by: Louise M
United Kingdom, 11 2009 -
Spirit of Reggae TourIn front of the gate leading to Bob Marley's Mausoleum.Photo by: Andropov A
USA, 07 2009 -
Final Resting PlaceThis is where Bob Marley is laid to rest. Photos are not allowed inside as a mark of respect.Photo by: Louise M
United Kingdom, 11 2009 -
Spirit of Reggae TourBeside the Mt. Zion Rock, which Bob also referred to as the "pillow" in his song Talking Blues.Photo by: Andropov A
USA, 07 2009 -
What You Can Expect
The Bob Marley tour starts with a walk through his home as a young boy, which is now a museum and photo gallery. Your guide will reveal little known insights into Bob Marley's childhood and musical career. You'll even have a chance to stand on "Mt. Zion Rock" (Bob's meditation spot) and rest your head on the "pillow", made famous in the song "Talking Blues".
The memorial at Nine Mile also includes Bob Marley’s final resting place. Visit Bob Marley’s grave in Jamaica and pay your respects to this great man.
Customer Reviews
June 2013
Loved it great tour guide would recommend this tour for all BOB MARLEY fans learned alot of info very fun
March 2013
Nice experience. I would definetly do it again. The only negative point I found was that some items sold there were overprice. The crew was very nice.
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