Come to Zimbali and Experience Gourmet 'Ital' Dining :)

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Originally Posted by Anthony

When entering the culture of Rastafari, food is very important. The Rasta style of cooking is known as “Ital”. This word is a take-off of the word “Vital” and sums up how seriously food is taken in the Rasta culture. Rastafarians are by and large vegetarians.

Here at Zimbali gardens, food is of the highest priority. You reconnect with nature as you eat the foods that are naturally in season, cooked on a wood fire. This is life as it has been lived for thousands of years; a life left behind in the wake of progress.

Visit http://zimbali-retreats.com today!


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looks really good!

this is still on my short list of must-do for my next travels to Jamaica. I have been in love with this place without ever visiting from every thing I have read and every photo I have seen. Bless Up, soon come.

How far is it from the roundabout?

Looks like a place I will love

how about driving instructions?

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Originally Posted by yetta

Can one just visit and have lunch or dinner?? I always love to check new places out. On our next visit, this sounds like a nice day trip to me!

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Hi Yetta, sorry for the late reply. Yes, we do accept guests for day tour and lunch.

You can view the details here:
http://zimbali-retreats.com/zimbali-tours/

Anthony

Thanks Anthony!!! No problem in a late respond...mi no be der till Decemba anyway...LOL
Looks like perfection to me!! Soon come...............:)

I plan to come for lunch one day . Looks delicious!!

I can say from first hand experience that this place is incredible and your hosts are wonderful people. I did the farm tour and hung out for lunch and dinner. I can't say enough nice things about this place!!! All the food I ate for lunch was picked by the farmer as we did the tour. If you want to de-stress and detox both your mind and body, this is the place!!!

Gerry, to answer your question....it is about a 30min taxi drive from Negril. You go through Sav and then hang a left off the road and go up into the mountains. I promise I will include some pics in my upcoming trip report. Gerry, you would love it there. Extremely chill!!!!!