Scan a code in The Jamaica Edit or the free guide and you land here or on one of these clips. New ones get added as I shoot them; the codes in your copy never change.
▶Thirty seconds of me, in the water, telling you what this island does to people. This is the vibe of everything Ramp & Reggae makes.
▶Me on the sand in September 2025, then the beach itself: kids in the surf, clouds stacking up over the bay, water like glass.
▶Thirty-six seconds of mine in the clear water at Freeport. Jamaica with children, in one clip.
▶The water outside my door, feet up on a lounger, and the marina at dusk. Home.
▶Rooftop pool, kids in the water, the sea behind. Ten minutes from Sandals South Coast, and the way I'd do the South Coast with a family.
▶Montego Bay traffic, the coast road through Sandy Bay, the wet hills of St Elizabeth on the way to Treasure Beach, and the Freeport road in the rain. This is what driving in Jamaica actually looks like.
▶Seven Mile Beach in the morning, a curry-goat sign on the West End road, the cliffs at Rick's, and the sunset everybody comes for. Ends with the lights on New Year's Eve.
▶The captain poles you under the old stone bridge at Lethe, bamboo overhead, water the colour of green tea. This is the slow one.
▶Sit still on the veranda at Rocklands with a little bottle of sugar water and they come to you. Forty-two seconds of that.
▶The royal palms on the drive, the equestrian centre, the beach with the lighthouse, and a glass of something cold at the Sugar Mill.
▶The view down to the sea, the garden walk with Chris, the dogs, and the food that made me drive an hour into the hills for lunch.
▶A pot of pepper shrimp on the roadside in Middle Quarters. Buy a bag, eat it in the car, thank me later.
Rick's Café at sunset, the Great River raft, hummingbirds at Rocklands, Half Moon's beach and lunch at Stush in the Bush. The codes for those are already printed in the guide; they'll point here until each clip is up.