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Montego Bay - Club Mobay Airport VIP Lounge

Travel in style from start to finish with the full VIP service at Montego Bay airport. Avoid all the usual hassle as the team from Club Mobay assist you on both arrival and departure. Kick off your holiday with fast track through customs, security and immigration. Then on your return journey, enjoy access to the all-inclusive departure lounge.

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Negril - Dunn’s River Falls Tour

If you've seen Cocktail, you'll remember Tom Cruise and his leading lady enjoying a moment at Dunn's River Falls. And on this half-day tour you'll get to scale one of Jamaica's top natural attractions where you'll leave both astounded and slightly soaked – but it's well worth the journey.

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Runaway Bay - Evening Cruise on the Luminous Lagoon

Luminous Lagoon is aptly named by locals of Falmouth, Jamaica. Discover why on this evening boat cruise. Like a scene from hit-movie Avatar, the waters around you glow an electric shade of neon blue – a wondrous natural event. A chance to swim here, followed by a traditional Jamaican limbo show, makes this a bucket-list must.

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Ocho Rios - Seven Mile Beach and Rick's Café

Uninterrupted chill-out time on a perfect Jamaican beach is exactly what this day trip promises. You'll journey to Negril from Montego Bay to swim, sunbathe and kick back before catching the almighty Caribbean sunset at a local institution – Rick's Café.

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Negril - Bamboo Rafting on Martha Brae River

Rafting down the Martha Brae River you'll be transported into a tropical paradise filled with mango trees, mangroves and palms. On this half day excursion, you'll be guided downriver in a bamboo raft to soak up this exotic landscape, just a short journey away from Montego Bay.

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Two Jamaican legends are the magnets in this irresistible excursion. You'll visit the highland hamlet that gave the world Bob Marley to explore his birthplace and mausoleum, and discover one of the most exotic natural attractions in the country – Dunn's River Falls.

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Rum, waterfalls and floating bars – this excursion has 100% Jamaica stamped all over it. A tour and tasting of the Appleton Estate rum factory gets the day off to a great start, followed by a refreshing dip in the famous YS Falls and a boat ride over to the one and only Pelican Bar.

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Ocho Rios - Nine Mile Tour

Whether you're a fan of Bob Marley or just want to see the real Jamaica, this one's a must. There's a trip to the music legend's home and burial place and a delicious lunch at a jerk restaurant too.You'll start with a scenic drive through St. Ann. Known as the ‘garden parish' it's a beautiful area of lush mountains and villages. Climbing up the slopes, you'll head for Nine Miles, the village where Marley was born in 1945. Here, you'll visit his old home, which is now a museum. Wander round viewing the memorabilia as your Rasta guide offers snippets about the reggae king's life before visiting the mausoleum where the musician is laid to rest.After paying your respects, you'll end the afternoon with a tasty local lunch at Scotchies Jerk Centre – voted by Trip Advisor as one of the top things to do in Jamaica.

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As one of the largest islands in the Caribbean, Jamaica packs a punch in the natural beauty stakes. On this trip, you'll get to visit two of her knockout spots in just one day. Make a Tarzan-like rope swing splash into the exotic Blue Hole springs before making the trek up Dunn's River Falls – the nation's number one natural attraction.

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Montego Bay - Black River and YS Falls Tour

Jamaica's longest river, Black River, is a tropical wildlife haven. Spend time on its languid waters with this full day tour, taking in ancient mangrove swamps and prehistoric crocodiles and having a refreshing dip in the waterfall pools of the famous YS Falls.

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The contrasts between urban and rural Jamaica will surprise you during this tour of Kingston and the Blue Mountains. Among the star attractions are visits to a coffee plantation, Emancipation Park and the Bob Marley Museum.

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Negril - Rick's Cafe by Bus

Join us on this afternoon trip to the heart of beach-fringed Negril, where you can shop and relax at Rick's Café at your own pace.A popular resort on the island's most westerly point, the town has an impressive retail repertoire. You'll find duty-free bargains – cigars, perfumes, jewellery. Or for authentic Jamaican buys, on Norman Manley Boulevard you'll find the craft market.Once you're shopped out, head to Rick's Café. This legendary cliff top venue is an institution for locals and tourists alike, who come to enjoy the chat, cold beers and Caribbean-American food. From late afternoon, it comes with a sideshow of daring locals trying to outdo each other as they leap from the cliffs.

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FAQs

What is the number one tourist spot in Jamaica? ›

Topping the most-visited lists are the terraced Dunn's River Falls where visitors climb upwards through the cascades, Blue Hole sinkhole, and Kingston and Montego Bay—the latter popular for its white sand, golf, diving, and restaurants. How many days in Jamaica is enough?

What is the best way to tour Jamaica? ›

The best way to get around Jamaica is by taxi, whether you're coming from one of the airports – Montego Bay's Sangster International Airport (MBJ) is the most accessible to the tourist areas – or making your way around town.

How many days in Jamaica is enough? ›

Ten days is a good length for a trip to Jamaica and provides enough time to relax on the beach while also venturing beyond the sun and sand for a mix of adventure and culture.

How do tourists get around Jamaica? ›

Taking a cab or minibus will be the safest and most hassle-free way to get around Jamaica. But you should only take the official taxis that are operated by the Jamaica Union of Travelers Association (JUTA) or Jamaica Co-operative Automobile & Limousine Tours (JCAL), as indicated by the acronym on their vehicles.

Where do most people travel to in Jamaica? ›

Destinations: The three most popular – or should I say well-known – destinations are Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril. But there are others that you definitely need to consider when we create your itinerary. Read on for an overview of each.

Can tourists walk around in Jamaica? ›

Protecting yourself and your belongings

The motive for most attacks on tourists is robbery. Be aware of your surroundings and: do not walk in isolated areas or deserted beaches even during the day.

How much money should I take to Jamaica for 7 days? ›

It is recommended that you bring between $150 and $500 per person for spending depending on what you plan to do. Please have at least $200 in small bills ($1.00, $5.00 and $10.00) with the balance in twenties.

What is the best currency to take to Jamaica? ›

The official currency of Jamaica is the Jamaican dollar, or J$, but US dollars are also widely accepted. If you'll be visiting places outside of the tourist centres, you'll want to take Jamaican dollars. In big resort areas, you can usually get by with USD.

What month should I visit Jamaica? ›

The best time to visit Jamaica is during the start of 'winter', November to mid-December, with temperatures averaging 80°F. Peak season begins mid-December and ends mid-April, which is a great time to vacation in Jamaica if you don't mind the crowds.

How much money do I need per day in Jamaica? ›

Based on the average cost of living and prices for goods and services in Jamaica, we recommend budgeting in the following ranges, depending on your overall budget and travel preferences: Shoestring (absolute minimum needed): $20 - $30 /day. Low budget (still watching the wallet): $30 - $40 /day.

What to do before entering Jamaica? ›

You must complete the Immigration/Customs C5 form online before you arrive in Jamaica. This is free and can be completed before your travel via the Government of Jamaica's PICA website (see 'Travel'). We advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Jamaica due to the threat of violent crime.

How to pay for things in Jamaica? ›

The official currency in Jamaica is the Jamaican Dollar. All inclusive resorts and key tourist areas also use US Dollars (USD). Credit and debit cards are accepted in major tourist areas, and you can withdraw Jamaican Dollars from ATMs.

Do I need a car in Jamaica? ›

While you don't need a car to travel around Jamaica thanks to public transport options, your own ride will be far more convenient and comfortable for visiting the island's best places. Roads are well-connected and easily navigated by car. All major towns have paved roads, albeit with varying degrees of potholes.

What is most famous in Jamaica? ›

Reggae Music

What is Jamaica best known for? Arguably, reggae music. So you're completely excused if you burst into a spontaneous chorus of Three Little Birds, the Bob Marley and The Wailers classic that epitomizes Caribbean culture.

What is the most visited beach in Jamaica? ›

Negril's pristine Seven Mile Beach is Jamaica's most iconic shoreline dotted with resorts and local hotspots. Stroll along the perfect white sand as warm sunny days become cool evenings with sweet reggae music and easy vibes that last all night long.

Who visits Jamaica the most? ›

In 2021, Jamaica welcomed nearly 1.3 million overnight tourist arrivals from the United States, ranking as the most popular country of origin among foreign visitors in the Caribbean island that year. The second place in the ranking was occupied by the United Kingdom, with 74 thousand tourist arrivals.

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