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WHAT YOU VISIT
- Bathsheba Village and Beach
Touted as the most photographed area on the island, Bathsheba Village is a quaint and colorful seaside town home to a small community of fishing men and their families.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
This exciting outing will provide camera buffs with one jaw-dropping photo opportunity after another. Stops for photo opportunities throughout this unique adventure will be made at the photographer's discretion. The Scotland District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering hilly highlands, cliffs, and jungle-like vegetation is a favorite photographer's destination, as well as the mushroom-shaped rocks on Bathsheba Beach.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
You will first make your way across the island to the spectacular "Scotland District", an area of undulating landscape overlooking the very scenic east coast. En route, you'll drive past acres of waving sugar cane, and through quaint rural villages with their gaily painted rum shops and chattel houses. The ruggedly beautiful landscape, intriguing architecture and good-natured country folk, combine to make an outing you are sure to enjoy.