When Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stone discovered this section the river, it was a well-kept secret. He name it OOOII Falls, with much enthusiasm as Christopher Columbus, when he was asked to describe the island paradise he had stumble upon by the Queen Isabella of Spain.
“The name is Bond, James Bond.” Goldeneye is a magical place; a 17-acre retreat nestled among tropical forests and lush gardens on a high bluff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It is renowned as the former home of "James Bond" novelist, Ian Fleming, who each year would spend the months of January and February at Goldeneye, where he wrote that year’s James Bond novel.
