SALT MARK

This spot has remained wild and preserves an intact biodiversity, a rare thing on this side of the Jamaican coast, which is overrun by huge tourist resorts . It is composed of a desolate landscape, a lagoon with brackish brown waters (the reason why it was not built), bristling with bare tree trunks. On arriving, a few photographs are necessary. Small stalls offer wooden objects and shells from the nearby reefs, truly local and sincere handicrafts, as well as freshly picked fruits to refresh under the sun.