Jamaica is the home of Reggae music. 

This lively island is bursting with opportunities to dive into the history, groove to the beats, and celebrate the icons of Reggae.

It's the home of the late Reggae king Bob Marley and many other great musical luminaries who have drawn inspiration from his legacy.

If you want a taste of the mystical powers of this sweet genre of music, take your family on a tour of Jamaica's best reggae-inspired attractions.

Here's your guide to Jamaica - the Reggae-inspired edition.

Tour the Bob Marley Museum, Kingston

No trip to Jamaica is complete without paying homage to the legendary Bob Marley.

Located in Kingston, the Bob Marley Museum offers a fascinating insight into the life and music of the iconic reggae artist.

Wander through the rooms of his former residence that are still decorated with memorabilia, and feel the spirit of this reggae musician come alive.

Visit Nine Mile, Saint Ann

Maybe you were intrigued by Bob Marley's story in Kingston but his journey in music started long before his years in Kingston.

Take a trip with the kids to his former childhood home in Nine Mile, Saint Ann.

This quaint village offers a tranquil vibe that inspired much of Marley's music.

Here, by way of a guided tour, you'll learn about his Rastafarian beliefs, and pay your respects at his mausoleum.

Tour Culture Yard in Trench Town, Kingston

For a deeper dive into Jamaica's reggae culture, head to Trench Town in Kingston.

It is a restored community center with artist shops, cultural displays, and a small museum.

Known as the birthplace of reggae, this vibrant community has nurtured some of the genre's greatest talents, including Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Alton Ellis, among others.

If you're a true Reggae fan, this is a must-visit place in Kingston.

Spend a day at Reggae Falls (with the older kids), Saint Thomas

Even though its name has nothing to do with Jamaica's musical history, this hidden gem is a must-visit.

Originally renamed after Jamaica's national senior men's football team qualified for the 1998 World Cup, it has become an unexpected delight for visitors.

Located in Saint Thomas, Reggae Falls offers a serene setting for a family day out.

It's best to leave the smaller kids at the hotel as the journey to Reggae Falls is a bit treacherous.

However, when you get to your destination, the breathtaking views will make it all worthwhile.

Tour Bunny Wailer Museum, Kingston

Another reggae luminary not to be missed is Bunny Wailer, one of the founding members of the iconic group, The Wailers.

Pay a visit to the Bunny Wailer Museum in Kingston to learn about his extraordinary career and contributions to the reggae genre.

From rare memorabilia to interactive exhibits, this museum is a must-visit for all true reggae fans.

Learn Dancehall moves at Dance Jamaica Academy, Kingston

Get ready to move your hips and groove to the infectious rhythms of Dancehall music!

Book a dance session for the entire family at Dance Jamaica Academy in Kingston.

Here, seasoned instructors will teach you and your family the hottest moves straight from the streets of Jamaica.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, this experience promises to be both fun and memorable.

Enjoy live Reggae music show at Woodstock Bar & Grill, Negril

With its laid-back atmosphere and delicious Jamaican cuisine, this open-air venue along the beach presents a spectacular showcase of the best young talents in Jamaica.

You can also expect special shows on public holidays and special holidays like Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and Father's Day.

Home of Reggae

By the end of your reggae-inspired vacation in Jamaica, don't be surprised if the kids start belting out a few lyrics.

They'll be the envy of their classmates who missed out on visiting the birthplace of Reggae.