Just west of Montego Bay, on Jamaica's north coast, The Tryall Club is an exclusive resort encompassing 2,200 acres. Steeped in the island's history and recognized as part of the Jamaica Heritage Tour, the Tryall Club property is the ancestral home of the Arawak and Taino peoples. Since the 17th century, the land has been a sugar plantation and a fort constructed by Oliver Cromwell. It also houses a water wheel built in 1700 by the English. Today, the resort offers an incredible array of luxurious resident amenities, including a spa, fitness center, hiking trails, private beach club, an 18-hole golf course, boutique shopping, and fine dining. The surrounding landscape is a pristine paradise of lush forests, waterfalls, rivers, and spectacular waters, ideal for scuba diving, snorkeling, deep sea fishing, and kayaking. A birdwatcher's paradise, more than 60 species in four distinct habitats await discovery.