Jamaica – San San Beach sits along Jamaica's northeast coast, where emerald jungle meets turquoise Caribbean waters and a sense of cinematic history lingers in the air. The site is famous for its Bond-film connections, with Dr. No and other productions drawing on the lush landscapes around Ocho Rios, Dunn’s River Falls, and nearby caves. The atmosphere blends sun-drenched beaches with dramatic rock formations, offering a sense of adventure and island glamour. Today, visitors soak up the warm sea breeze, explore iconic filming locations, and imagine the stylish intrigue of 1960s espionage.

Somerset Falls sits along Jamaica's verdant north coast near Ocho Rios, in Saint Ann Parish, where tropical waters tumble through a mossy gorge into inviting pools. The site blends lush landscape with a quiet sense of film history, as the broader Jamaica shoots around Ocho Rios contributed iconic backdrops to several productions. The air is scented with jungle foliage, and the sound of rushing water creates a serene, almost otherworldly atmosphere. This combination of natural beauty and cinematic pedigree gives Somerset Falls a distinctive, sun-dappled mood that invites both exploration and reverie.

Nestled near Ocho Rios in Saint Ann Parish, Fins Caves sits at the edge of a dramatic coastal-limestone landscape where rainforest meets the Caribbean. The site is part of Jamaica's cinematic legacy, with the area referenced as a backdrop for James Bond adventures and, in particular, Dr. No’s lair and other sequences filmed around Ocho Rios. Visitors explore cascading falls, rugged cave entrances, and sunlit beaches, all scented with salt air and the calls of tropical birds. The combination of natural wonder and screen-history gives the place a charged sense of adventure, inviting travelers to trace the same terrain that has captivated audiences for decades.