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Nine Mile Jamaica Bob Marley Tour: Where His Story Lives

Embark on the Nine Mile Jamaica Bob Marley Tour and experience the places that shaped the man who changed music forever. Located in the tranquil hills of St. Ann, 9 Mile Reggae Land is both Bob Marley’s birthplace and his final resting place.

If you want a deep, personal understanding of Marley’s legacy, this tour is the one.

Discover the Real Marley

Our guided tours are curated to offer a balance of storytelling, history, music, and culture. Here’s what you’ll explore:

  • Bob Marley’s birth home, kept in its original structure
  • His mother’s house and family artifacts
  • The famous rock pillow, where he found inspiration
  • The Mausoleum, where Bob and his mother are buried
  • A private museum filled with authentic items
  • Art murals and sacred sites tied to his music

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What Makes 9 Mile So Special?

While other Bob Marley landmarks exist in Kingston, only Nine Mile lets you:

  • Stand where Bob took his first steps
  • Hear songs sung where they were born
  • Walk the same paths he once did

Everything on this tour is deeply tied to Bob’s identity, values, and philosophy. Whether it’s the spiritual atmosphere, the food, or the music playing in the hills—you’ll feel his energy everywhere.

Plan Your Visit With Ease

✅ Roundtrip transportation from major cities
✅ Authentic Jamaican cuisine and refreshments
✅ Live music and warm welcomes
✅ Lodging options for overnight stays
✅ Access to gift shop with limited-edition items

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The Nine Mile Jamaica Bob Marley Tour Is a Must-See

No Marley fan—or traveler to Jamaica—should miss this powerful and moving experience. It’s a celebration, a lesson, and a tribute all in one.

9 Mile Reggaeland
Hours of Operations

Tours begin at 9:00am and the last tour begins at 4:30pm.

Open 7 days a week, 365 days a year.