Antonio averages a copious of rainfall annually. Tourist destinations A popular sight in this area is the Blue Lagoon, Jamaica, which owes its colour to its depth of . Other sights include the secluded Frenchman's Cove Beach, the ruins of Folly Mansion and the historic DeMontevin Lodge. The Rio Grande, Boston Bay and Reach Falls are nearby. In addition there is the Bay View Eco Resort located on a former coconut plantation and Pimento Lodge in Long Bay. Transport Bus Port Antonio is a hub for bus transport in the north east of the island. Rail Port Antonio was the terminus of the now abandoned railway from Kingston via Spanish Town and Bog Walk, which was primarily built to serve the banana export trade. In popular culture The 1963 drama film Lord of the Flies and the 1990 remake of the same name were both filmed at Frenchman's Cove. The 1986 comedy film Club Paradise starring Robin Williams was filmed on location mostly in and around Port Antonio as the fictitious island of St Nicholas. Local sites such as the town's courthouse, the tax office (which in the film served as the police station), Blue Lagoon, Frenchman's Cove, Winifred Beach, were used as the backdrop to the story. The 1988 romantic comedy drama film Cocktail starring Tom Cruise was partially shot in Port Antonio, also with scenes of Frenchman's Cove and Blue Lagoon. The 1988 drama film Clara's Heart starring Whoopi Goldberg has scenes filmed in Port Antonio. The 1989 thriller film The Mighty Quinn was filmed at various locations throughout Jamaica, with the principal outdoor scenes shot in Port Antonio. The official music video for the 1995 hit single "Fu-Gee-La" by the hip-hop trio Fugees was filmed in and around Port Antonio. Notable scenes include Folly Ruins (also the backdrop for a scene in The Mighty Quinn) and the town's Cenotaph Square. The 2010 action comedy film Knight and Day starring Tom Cruise has scenes filmed at Frenchman's Cove. The 2021 spy film No Time to Die starring Daniel Craig as James Bond, was partially filmed in and around Port Antonio. Notable residents References External links Guide to attractions and sights in Port Antonio A History of Portland Populated places in Portland Parish 1723 establishments in the British Empire