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Lovers Leap. Jamaica Video Guide.
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Want a place with the BEST VIEW in Jamaica or planning a destination wedding - the place you need to book is called Lovers Leap in St.Elizabeth.
Today on the Valentine's Day people throughout the world talk about love and romance. We are in the Caribbean and I thought it was a perfect time to share the best place for a wedding in Jamaica. And even if you're not getting married, but looking for a place with the best view in Jamaica - that's where we're going today as a part of Jamaica Video Guide Series!
#jamaicawithirie #jamaicavideoguide #loversleap
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LOCATION
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Here is the exact location of Lovers Leap
goo.gl/maps/Qs...
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CONTACT LOVERS LEAP
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To book an event or for any additional questions, please contact:
Anneke Brown
+1 876 5510016
anneke@jakeshotel.com
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REFERENCES:
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1. Lover's Leap: Based on Jamaican Legend, book by Horane Smith, 1999.
www.amazon.com...
2. Historical video, footage was used for the legend, BBC.
• The Beckford's, Slaver...
3. Other youtube videos about Lovers Leap
• Spotlight On:Lover's Leap
• LOVERS LEAP ST.ELIZABE...
• Lovers Leap, St Elizab...
• Lovers Leap & Jack Spr...
• THE HALL'S WEDDING HIG...
• Wedding Props at Lover...
4. Art Reference in the video
"Two Women Gathering Fruit", Stephen Slaughter, c. 1750. oil on canvas;
fashionhistory...
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Such a beautiful place ...enjoyed the drone views...glad it returned😊 ...looking forward for future aerial views. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Irinia for such a beautiful tour and history of Lovers Leap, so far the best video and history of it so far. I’m from Treasure Beach area about 15 mins drive from Lovers Leap, I also went to Ocean View Bible Camp as a child which is walking distance from Lovers Leap, we used go hiking down to the cave at Lover’s Leap, it’s also one my favorite place to visit and eat when I visit Jamaica, I moved to New York in 1997 but so looking forward to return home at some point. Love St Elizabeth and I love my country.🙏🏽🇯🇲❤️
Wonderful video, as usual. Had my father-in-laws 80th birthday here and it was fantastic. Look forward to the next one. Thanks
Great vid. Thanks. Glad you didn't lose your drone.
Love this video and lovers leap has one of the most beautiful views in Jamaica for sure.. I love that place❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hope you had a good valentines day Irie, thanks for the vlog of Lovers Leap, heard the story but never went there, the scenery looks beautiful.
I am always so excited to view your videos.
Great video! Thx Irina! Was waiting you for a long time on russian channel, but discover this :) 👍
I was waiting for this! I'm coming to Jamaica as soon as we're allowed from the UK! Am I the only one who loves her accent🤣🙄🤷🏾♂️
Love it! ❤❤❤ 🇯🇲
I'm just fallen in love with Lover's Leap! Thank you for sharing Irina. This will be my destination wedding spot 😃...no one's shoes will get stuck on the sands of a resort!
Awesome! I'm the author of the best-selling novel, Lover's Leap: Based on the Jamaican Legend, described by thousands of readers as "a page turner...gripping...and you'll never put it down." I was born right there at Lover's Leap and grew up with the legend. I would urge all your followers to read this nail-biting poignant tale. It's part of a trilogy - Dawn at Lover's Leap and Morant Bay: Based on the Jamaican Rebellion. The latter was a finalist in the USA Booknews Bestbook Awards for Historical Fiction. They are available on all Amazon stores. One love!
Love it! Such a Beautiful Area and great views, The area would benefit from more promotions from JTB
This is my Parish ❤️❤️. Happy Valentine’s everyone 🌹
I remember my first time going as a kid. I looked down and felt giddy from the panoramic view and watched the horizon meet the ocean with its incredible stretch of blue sky. I went there again as a tour guide trainee in September to relearn its beautiful history and fall in love with the sculptured statues like a third wheel. The lighthouse is amazing too. One can almost feel the history etched into its walls.
Jamaica is blessed so many nice wedding destinations in Jamaica. Every parishes have their own uniqueness.
ua-cam.com/video/Sj6HQv-8AJk/v-deo.html see why people are calling for the cancelation of Jamaica with Irie
I got married in JA. In 2004. We're still happily married with three children and living in Canada.
I love how you found a way to morph the history in these videos since you were saying the history deep dives weren't getting views. This will be a good way to get people interested in the history for sure. Sprinkle the history lessons here and there and it fit so well in the video. Keep it up
Hi Irena thanks for such an awesome video, I have heard about Lovers Leap from when I was a child am I am from NE St. Elizabeth and the first time I had been there was 2013 when my wife visited Jamaica for the first time a cousin of mine took us there, it was breathtaking I had never seen such a beautiful landscape like this before, the only place I have been to that comes this close is in Portugal. Irena I am pleased to see you showing Jamaica to the world even though I think St. Elizabeth is a neglected parish that always leave behind in many ways, there is nothing that the Jamaican tourist board is doing to showcase the place, I do believe you are a gem that show case and give positive reviews of Jamaica, as a Jamaican born I have heard quite a lot from your video vlogs that I never had a clue about Jamaica and places.
Thanks for another beautiful journey of Jamaica's treasury places.
thanks for sharing
Irina your work is amazing! Your videos are always informative, well researched, produced and professionally filmed. I think the ministry of tourism need to acknowledge the positive contents that you produce weekly for Jamaica. I understand that your channel is private and independent, however I truly believe that there can be collaborative efforts with you and the ministry to correct the distorted views of Jamaica . You are an ambassador for Jamaica and our culture. Thank you.
Went there sone years ago, what a view
My Parish dat🇯🇲❤❤
I love ur accent😊thank you so much for this video am Jamaican but I've never really travel to the tourist resorts part of Jamaica in st.Elizabeth side..Now i get an idea on where to travel next time haha.Thanks for sharing😁
Please more videos ..
I'm going to have my wedding here, but first I need me a bride 👰 😩
Lol
Marry me .... I need a husband... lol
I’ve been to lovers leap once it’s a beautiful environment definitely would return with my husband and daughter some day. I love my country 🇯🇲🖤💚💛
Happy St.Valentine's Day and thanks💛💚🖤
best couples awards
💕💕oh, my goodness, we were there 3 years ago, my love for that beautiful spot has grown even bigger now, thanks to you sweet Irina! 😥Canada has put such ridiculous restrictions on allowing Canadians to travel back to Jamaica that it makes seniors like myself putting our vacation on hold ... your videos continue to fill that void and make me dream for the next trip to Jamaica ~ much 💘 love happy valentines day!!
Im from the State's and I want to relocate to Jamaica please keep up with your commentary it is very helpful love you Irie
Wow very nice video shots. It Iooks like a place I might consider going to. BTW which drone did you use? I am surprised that you lost signal at such a short distance.
Glad you like the place!
Drone is DJI Mavic 2 Pro, I think it lost signal due to some interference of radio waves in the area or something like that.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.GOD BLESS YOU ALL🙏
Oh ya, I forgot it was Valentine's day lol. 💝 Thanks for the video 💝 happy valentine's day to all you beautiful people 💞
Another beautiful video IRINA! 🙂 I love your youtube channel!..
The good old legendary lovers leap. I totally forget about that place. Thanks for the memories iris. Great video. You always come proper. 👌👌👌
Thanks for the views. Visited when I was a very young boy, there was only a lighthouse then. I was filled with awe & fear. Recall my father telling me, he use to visit for the view & lunch when he was a boy. St. Elizabeth was his home, he never forgot her.
Enjoy your video. I would love for you to do one about Religion in 🇯🇲
Our Ukraine girl is teaching us history!
Hit the like button if you are learning from our Ukraine girl!
My Parish, Saint Elizabeth aka St. Bess aka bread basket of Jamaica aka SaintE. I miss it.
Thanks for this lovely video of my parish Irene. You sound a bit Jamaican when you were talking about the drone. The country and the people are changing you. Soon you’ll be getting your Jamaican citizenship.
My community!!!!!
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@Irie...As a Jamaican myself i found his useful thank you for this..you and your Drone 😂
Love, love, love the history that you did on this. So, much history is not researched and delivered in an entertaining way for a lot of attractions in Jamaica. I only knew about two lovers that jumped off but not so much details.
Very nice Irina. I was wondering how you got those overhead shots. You never short change your subscribers, keep em coming.
What about lovers park/old hospital in montage bay?
Sweet beautiful lovely lady thank you for sharing your videos with us nice beautiful lovely love take care be safe bless up
Another great video! Happy Valentine's Day!
Yes Irie you now a lot about Jamaica my mother is from st bess bread pr
HAPPY LOVER'S DAY #IRINA @JAMAICA WITH IRIE@ TO BOTH YOU AND YOUR HUSBAND...!!!🌷💚💙🌺👌✅🌞🌴😎
#IRIE WITH #IRINA @JAMAICA WITH IRIRIE@ SPECTACULAR VIDEO AS USUAL...THE LOVER'S AREA IS BEAUTIFUL...!!!👍👍👍💯🌞🌴🌾🌷💙🌹✅😎
"Well this is where where going to die" ngl you had me there. Then i remembered the place and name of the video. Great video.
Yoooo 🤣 same bro
to die? today 😂 :)))
Me too....cracked me up, but loved it
Thank you I have been waiting for your video and happy valentines day to you and your husband with lots of love.
I want to re-new my vows for my 30th year anniversary in Jamaica...2 years to go🥰❤️💕🙏🏾. Thanks for sharing 🇯🇲
Been to this location as well and I was able to take some lovely pictures. Went there with a church trip, it was part of a 3 in 1 package, as we toured Lovers Leap, Black River Safari and Bubbling Spring...sadly the last location (Bubbling Spring) is in great need of upkeep and proper management, as it was the least impressive of the 3 in 1 package.
Been looking forward to this
Amazing so happy ur drone os ok
Great videos keep up the good work
Flying out as soon Uk 🇬🇧 peeps are
Allowed 👍🏾
This is great, I knew the story but never knew their names and was very surprised to hear the name Tunki because thats my real name given to me by my grandmother.
Great content Irina. Thank you.
How romantic! Unfortunately, my husband has turned into a "get off my lawn!" type guy. He's not too fun to travel with. LOL!
Breathtaking! Funny! And such a romantic, even though tragic and educational, treat! Happy Valentine's Day Irina and family!
OMG! You mean I won't be able to visit Lover's Leap when I come? Okay, maybe during my next trip the Covid situation will no longer be such a deterrent. I have never been there, Irina! And it's on my bucket list! In the next month, or so, I'm thinking of taking a two month trip and that's one of the places I was thinking of visiting on the south coast, along with Hellshier Beach. Oh well, I have so many place to tour, maybe I would not be able to fit it in during this trip anyway. Thanks for the update, Irina. You just saved me a wasted trip to Lover's Leap because I would have gone there if I hadn't seen this video. i wish I could say you are a God send, but I'm an atheist, so I can't. I can't say you are a blessing either because that too has a religious connotation. I'll just simply say, you are awesome! Keep up the good work, Irina.
powertoolfreak You might want to revise your itinerary and scratch Hellshire beach. Its gone, sea rise, no longer exists. UA-cam video here: zjc-fMcP-V8&t=5s. Hope I did that correctly. Or type Hellshire Beach is disappearing. Many videos will pop up which may shock you. Good luck and thanks for the drone info. I don't own one yet, but I simply MUST.
@@stevenbarrett4110 it's mostly the restaurants I'm really interested in more than the beach itself. I understand some businesses are still operating, but find themselves at the water's edge because of the beach erosion, while others have gone, or going out of business due to the lack of customers from the government's covid restrictions.
Before I go, I'll find out if the place is still open and if any restaurants are still in operation. I'm not so big on beaches for swimming, but I do go to some at times. I prefer deep water swimming from the rocks and cliffs. On the north coast, where I'm from, there are plenty of places to do that. I wouldn't go all the way to the south coast to do any kind of swimming at all.
Drones are awesome, and if you're a vlogger, they can get you some breathtaking scenery footagege to incorporate into your videos.
lover’s leap the movie 📹📼movie 🍿
Fun 🤩 story on the drone..however if it’s a good drone ..no need to worry..it design to end up back at the original place of take off..
Yes, most modern high end drones have two (pretty much) failsafe return functions, RTH (return to home) and RTC (return to controller) functions. If the RTH function is set, the drone will return to the point of takeoff. If RTC function is set, it will return to where the controller is at the time of return. Most will default to the RTH function if no function is set prior to takeoff, in case of a signal failure, like in Irina's situation.
The RTC function is primarily for autonomous flying, or "follow me" situations, where you ascend the drone, forget about it and concentrate on your activities. No matter where you go with the controller, the drone will follow. It's primarily used for sporting events like boating, biking, auto racing etc. However, in the event of a drained battery, the drone will automatically land itself directly below where it is flying, if there is not enough battery power to fly it to where the controller is or where it took off from.
Therefore, when flying over water, one has to be mindful of battery charge percentage, because if you set the RTC function, launch the drone from a boat dock, sail out to sea on a boat and the drone is following the boat, if battery charge drops low, the drone is smart enough to determine if there is enough power to RTH or land, but it will not try to follow the boat any longer to try and RTC. If the drone determines its battery does not have have sufficient charge to RTH, it will land in the water below. With that said, if you are not flying a waterproof drone like the Swellpro series or the Gannet Pro series, that can land on top of the water and wait for you to retrieve it, you can kiss it goodbye, or get ready for a salvage diving operation. Happy flying, happy new year and happy Valentine's day.
@@bigtoolgarry : thanks 🙏 for expanding the details...mine is more technologically advanced so it returns without issues once the features are engaged
@@collegegrads yes, most modern drones will, like I said they default to RTH (will automatically return to home in the event of a malfunction, or signal loss).
Another great video. You are a natural at this.
Очень красиво! Спасибо за видеоролик)!
Is that one isolated blue structure to the left of the cliff, at the 11:34 mark, a house? Holi Macaroni, how are they able to get to and from there?
My question exactly!
This is a beautiful spot with amazing views and good food and drinks (when it is open). Also the history in Jamaica is good to know. So much history there.
The story about the drone is so funny 🤣🤣
Great content, great entertainment as usual!
Your channel is priceless, I love all the videos! Big thanks
Blessed Good morning, n Happy Valentine's day 💞
Dis video Mek fi wa cum bac home ah mi yard. Big up happy Valentine’s Mi Caan wait fi next video
Awesome place...
I visited Lovers Leap back in 1980, when there was only an old derelict building and the lighthouse. I was a boy scout then, we attempted to walk down to the sea, but turned back halfway. I need to visit that place again
Beautiful....
I love this place.
It's been ages since I've been here! Have been having withdrawal symptoms! I'd dropped my phone in a bath of bubbles :(
It's been a while indeed! I was wondering what happened! Happy to see you back :)
@@JAMAICAWITHIRIE It's been crazy here in the UK, since I last msg you. Can't wait to get out of here, and head for Ja. Will catch up soon. Just so happy to find you again. My absolute favourite Utube channel. Your are the best on here. Stay safe.
One of the places I visited and needed to spent more time.... Want to treck down to the sea!!!
Irina, in Japanese folklore there is a similar story to Lover's Leap. It's reflected in the Blue Willow pattern seen on a popular "fine porcelain China" dinnerware. I obtained a set in UK. (But, I don't have the "Albert". LOL)
Can I move back to jamaica during covid
I like this 😊 ...they also had/have a hiking trail and guide/tour going down the slope to the sea from the top there on offer where good sized sea life can be seen...and off the shore there too is a sand pit/reef called sunny island where you can also see from top...boat tours go there and it is a good spot for snorkeling... Also from the top you can see sometimes sometimes the ships going to or coming from the nearby bauxite port which is Port Kaiser owned by Alpart/Jisco the largest bauxite plant in JA...before the lighthouse was built, the lights from the nearby Munro College (school known to have the most rhodes scholars this side of the world/the only boys school outside the cities in JA/the only all boys boarding school in JA/school that produces many leaders for Jamaica and the world at large eg. one of our Prime Ministers/Tony Hart who made Montego Bay what it is today/the first cabinet of independent JA were basically half made up of Munronians and the cadets of the school fought in world wars one and two/has the most property of any high school here/has wind mills on it's grounds and had a wind mill on campus even before it became popular (was first high school in the english speaking caribbean to be connected to a wind turbine grid) /so influential that people call the area by the school name more than Potsdam and it has it's Post office name after it/only high school that was registered in England as public school outside England/the whole campus is basically a heritage site/there was a tunnel that lead to Hampton it's sister school during the world wars and it also had underground rooms all which are now sealed off as far as i know ^_^ i got the chance to go under before they completely sealed it/Munro College had/has a reputation that many of the politicians/leaders who didn't attend also had a relative going, royalty also attended the school...all this fits into it's motto In Arce Sitam Quis Occultabit which is to be latin meaning in english a city set up on a hill cannot be hid...just an eg of how it is www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/munro-college-in-the-1960-s-------_59382 ) was used for those at sea to come in at nights as a guide as it was basically the only place with light back in the day in that area and it is at the very peak of the Santa Cruz Mountain
Nice 👍
Good morning
That drone incident made me laugh so hard because we have been in that situation and panic just sets in , until it just comes back home phew 😥
No need to panic. RTH (return to home) function is pretty much automatic in the event of a signal loss (on most modern drones).
@@bigtoolgarry at the time we didn’t know . Now we know but you can’t help worry ,will it really return 😃😃
@@hayjamdantv I know what you mean. It happened to me too and panic set in because the drone went out sight and below the trees. There was no response when I tried to ascend it into the sky above the trees so I could see it, but nothing happened.
This went on for several minutes. Video feed went out too, but I could hear the drone, just couldn't tell exactly where it was below the trees. I literally gave up on it and was listening to hear it crash into the trees and be destroyed.
I closed my eyes and waited for that final, horrible sound, but the buzz of the drone just got closer. I opened my eyes and saw the thing hovering right in front of my face.
Drone experts always say, "Trust your drone and have faith in the return to home feature." But when you have a $1,500 USD machine flying out of sight and acting up, you can't help but worry.
@@bigtoolgarry This is it . Your money just flashes in front of you . Just have to trust that they will return after all it’s not little bit of money to buy them .
@@hayjamdantv 😆😆😆yes! And no matter how sophisticated and advanced they are, they can still crash.
Thanks again for the great videos Irie. Please make a video on how customs is ruining the Jamaican economy with their ridiculous fees
Please do a video of Murphy Hill in the hills overlooking Ocho Rios. It has the best view outside of The Amalfi Coast Italy, but it hasn't developed yet. You would be the first to put it on the world map.
I grew up in a little Village called Higgin Town in St. Ann, which also overlooks a valley and has spectacular views (from quite a few areas) of the sea (Ocho Rios area).
@@trevorsteer7331 true. You pass Lime Hall into Higgins Town and headed for Claremont down to Golden Grove across to Steer Town and turn east down to Murphy Hill. No where like Southeast St Ann!!!!
@@anthonyfrancis9363 , so true....my mom was born in Steer Town; but guess what, I have never been there....crazy eh? But then again, Irina's VLOGS are teaching me how LITTLE I know about Jamaica, and just making my Bucket List GROW tremendously, of places I want to visit. I had some on my list for this Summer, but we had to cancel our trip. But I will get to some of them, as long as I continue "living".
@@trevorsteer7331 that's the spirit. God bless
Beautiful, but difficult to get to if you coming from the North Coast.
... uh Oh! How so? If u reach Santa C (fm M'ville) r Black River (via Holland Bamboo) it's "easy-pease'" sign posted straight good road.
@@originalfoxylady4520 Maybe from Mobay or Negril, but not Ochi.
@@anthonyfrancis9363 right, it all depends on the route you take. Now it should be easier with the new highway dynamics from Ocho Rios though.
Do they reAlly Smoke 💨 a lot of marijuana in Jamaica ?🇯🇲. Bob Marley 420 blaze it .
No, they don't. 9.9% of population consume cannabis in Jamaica, compared to 32.7% in Canada, 27% in Israel and 16.2% in the USA. However, it's a popular product among tourists, so it is actually visitors who are the largest consumers of marijuana in Jamaica.
Your videos graphics is epic
I wanted to visit this place is it still only for private booking?
Hi Irina, i love your channel. I really didnt want to - but i do :)
I'm curious, why didn't you want to like her channel? I'm glad you do though.
Not me who is single here early
The views from there are spectacular...the statues, however, are not a true reflection of African beauty...,no one in reality looks like that...statues need a do-over
Video just ok not enough exploring of the grounds and wedding reception area. Will have to go to website😒😢😢😢
Lover leap in the 80s and 90s used to be a military base for the United States with lots of satellite 📡
yep, and during the 2nd world war it was a base for British military. I left this part to be covered in the video about lighthouses. :)
I grew up in the District of Yardley Chase...the "park" actually belongs to the settlers when the Yardley Chase plantation was being subdivided and sold to the residents. That subdivision was in the early 1940's as evidenced on the land title for my father.
The piece of land where the building is located was our play ground and we had the original structure served as a community centre.
I feel sad when I see the entrance with gates and we are no longer able to move about freely....Oral history shared by my late father.
Not so sure about the person by the name of "Chardley". One of the plantation owners was Mr Panton Forbes from South Africa...he lived at a great house that is now owned by a church ...it is called Ocean View Bible camp.
There are other stories about the couple who jumped over the cliff...
@@carolwright1381 Thank you so much for sharing this! Yes, the land was taken by the government and they put the fence, so that it can be used as an attraction and people are paid to maintain it. As for historical part of it, well.. check out 1804 map - there were no plantations/estates in the area nearby (which is a rare case for Jamaica!). www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/maps/caribbean/jamaica#zoom=15&lng=-77.668147&lat=17.872325&estate_id=11013
I have found only private homes, the nearest one belonged to Mrs.Parchment. I wonder who Panton Forbes is, will do some research is, thank you so much!!!
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