Stay in Roots Rasta's Yard

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Stay as the guest of Mokko and his family at Riverside Cool Cottages in a part of Jamaica that visitors seldom experience. Here you experience the "real Jamaica" whether you like it or not. It is one of the most incredible Jamaica travel deals!

Learn first hand about the life of a Rasta, cook Ital food over a wood fire, experience Roots and Culture and the unique Patios language of Jamaica. Explore Jamaica with Mokko or his kids as your guide. Read a letter of welcome from Mokko. He has raised 6 children with Doret and you can meet the whole family at Riverside Cool Cottages.

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Dave and Mokko
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In addition to running Riverside Cool Cottages, Mokko is also available as a guide to Jamaica.  As such, he will keep you safe and teach you the Rasta ways. Read the story, Mokko Saves My Life.   He is happy and fun to be with and very accepting of all people.  He shows you places you could not find on your own and helps you meet people you would not otherwise meet.  You will find yourself well connected in his company.

Read about Marc and Line's experiences when they visited Mokko's yard.


Transportation to and from the airport available.

Ras Soloman Jackson (Mokko)
Phone # 1(876) 849-1543 (cell)

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Mokko "smiling with the rising sun"

  

"Our experience with Mokko was great and great Jamaica travel deals. Mokko is the ultimate Bush Doctor, and healed our colds while we were in Jamaica. From Mokko, we learned to find the real local stuff and nature which benefited the rest of our trip. We weren't afraid to take the route taxi or bus. We keep in touch with Mokko and will certainly see him again on our next trip."

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Ben and Mokko

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Mokko with hair down

Mokko with hair up poses in front of vegetation.
Mokko by tree

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With Dread Talk, Velma Pollard has done a remarkable job of both describing the language of Rastafarians, highlighting its growth from and influence upon Standard Jamaican English and Jamaican Patois, and explaining the cultural and philosophical rationale behind the language.