A fascinating beautiful place especially if you are interested in the History of Jamaica. They do lovely Guided Tours which I'm going to have on my return hopefully later this year. I was told about Saville Great House while I was up the road on Priory Beach. I only had some pocket money on me so the lady let me look round myself for a small donation. It's beautiful and was very interesting showing the invasion of the Spanish in Africa who where a forefront of Transatlantic Slavely and settling in St Anns and named area in St Catherine Spanish Town. I did a bit about it in Transatlantic Slavery History at College in UK and never forget the bit about the boiling hot furnaces sugar was made in and it was actually Saville Great House that they made the Molasses. I did a Tiktok as I was so impressed. This is so much more informative than anything available in UK museums like Maritime Museum. To be actually stood in the actually place this went on was a privilege and emotional at the same time. I'm dyslexic and found the lay out of text easy to read and the artifacts interesting to look at but also made me aware of the enslaved people's suffering. Please visit if you are in St Ann's on Holiday it's a short taxi ride from Ocho Rios! After you can relax in the beautiful gardens. The staff are so kind and friendly! A must see! 👌

We spent a fantastic time (c90 mins) at Seville Great House in the company of our guide, Eldon. Eldon is a passionate, knowledgeable and extremely informative guide. He has a great depth of knowledge on Jamaican history (in which us Scots bear great responsibility!) plus the history of the house and surrounding estate. We also spent time at the end discussing contemporary Jamaica, some British history & politics. I would highly recommend this historical attraction if you want to learn about Jamaica. Thanks Eldon. Dave, Val, Gavin & Anita