Your primary driver, Soloman Kerr, aka: "Sala" is a native Jamaican born in Kingston and raised in Westmoreland.

Soloman first began meeting travelers to Negril as a young boy, when he and his father would cook on Booby Cay Island for people traveling there on glass bottom boats to enjoy a day of snorkeling and sunning. Running a jerk stand, bartending, and doing archival work at one of the all-inclusive hotels in Negril continued to bring Sala into contact with tourists, and their questions about where to go, what to see, and who to meet finally led to the business he has today. For those interested in all growing things of the earth and natural bush medicines, Soloman is delighted to share what he learned from his grandparents and will happily see that your sense of sight, touch and smell experience, in a "hands-on" way, some of nature's rich bounty.

Eltado Watson, aka: "Tado" or "David" - is just one of Soloman's seven uncles, and he joined the family team last year - a most welcome addition to our company. David first began meeting visitors in Negril when he sold crafts on the beach. Later, he bought his first car and took some of those same returning guests who had come back looking for him, out on private tours. Driving visitors in and around Negril, and out into the countryside for seventeen years now, he still enjoys meeting new people and loves the fact that each trip is never the same twice. Upbeat, full of energy, David's advice to those coming to Jamaica: "Link up with us, let us get you out and around to have a good time and learn something new, even if you've been here 5 or 6 times or more."

Sienna, a native Californian, first came to Jamaica as a visitor 11 years ago. Fascinated by the rich variety of the island, and impressed by the strength and character of the Jamaican people, she returned multiple times over the following years, traveling by local route taxis, the old style "country buses", motorcycle taxi and good old-fashioned walking in her quest to investigate Jamaica's multi-layered charm. Jamaica is now her "adopted home" and knows that "one can never get bored in Jamaica, no day is ever the same one day to the next" and that the positive and uplifting Jamaican people are what will "hook you" as much as the beautiful scenery and warm tropical weather - and in combination these will bring you back over and over and over again. "Master Calendar Keeper", and helping with emails are her primary roles in the company, and whenever possible, she loves to join a tour so as to meet new visitors, returning friends, and the enjoyments of the open road.

Robert, our "long distance specialist", first started in the transportation business driving a route taxi in Negril. When meeting visitors to the town, his honesty and friendly manner, as well as safe driving drew requests for longer trips outside the parish. On returning home, these chance encounters led to his name being passed on to other friends coming to Negril, and this continued to spiral until he decided to drop the route taxi work some years ago and specialize in taking visitors all over the island, whether to Kingston, Port Antonio, Ocho Rios, Mandeville or any other points on the map. Robert loves meeting new people, and believes strongly in being on time (if not early!) and being someone people can depend on and trust.