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Renowned for its vibrant laid-back culture, reggae rhythms, and lush tropical landscapes, Jamaica is a dream destination for every kind of holiday-goer. The true allure of this jewel of the Caribbean lies in its white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, warm and welcoming atmosphere, and unforgettable outdoorsy experiences for the whole family to enjoy.
From the lively streets of the capital Kingston, to the serene beauty of Ocho Rios, Jamaica multi-centre holidays promise a getaway to remember. Whether you're a nature-lover craving adventure or a sun-seeker yearning for that quintessential beachy relaxation, trust us… Jamaica has it all!
Jamaica Highlights
Jamaica embodies a perfect blend of colonial history, natural beauty and relaxing island vibes. From the iconic Dunn's River Falls to the heritage of Rose Hall Great House, Jamaica is an island scattered with must-visit landmarks that tell tales of its rich past and wonderful vibrant present. Together with its all-important beaches and oceanside activities, this superb Caribbean Island has got it all.
Tropical Landscapes
Jamaica's paradise island is a whole new world of natural wonders. You’ll be captivated as soon as you step foot off the plane and into its tropical spirit. Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean Sea, the many islands see landscapes of lush rainforest hills, cascading waterfalls, and pristine white-sand beaches kissed by the turquoise waters. Open up your windows every morning to vistas of gently lapping sea waves and towering palm trees swaying in the breeze, where you’re invited to explore its untamed beauty.
Hearty Caribbean Grub
Jamaican food is full of heart and soul. You simply can’t visit without trying some of the island’s world-famous cuisine, including spicy jerk chicken, fresh ackee and saltfish, and an iconic golden Jamaican patty. Whether it’s from a local street food stall or a fine dining restaurant, rest assured you’ll be fed like royalty.
World-Class Beaches
Jamaica has an endless list of award-winning beaches and is an absolute haven for sun, sea, sand, and pure coastal serenity. Fringed with palm trees and lapped by the turquoise waters, Jamaican beaches bring that postcard-perfect charm you’ve been dreaming of. From the renowned Seven Mile Beach in Negril to the secluded beauty of Frenchman's Cove, each and every stretch of Jamaican sand brings something unique. Beach lovers, get ready to find your paradise!
Outdoorsy Experiences
Jamaica is an outdoorsy playground of nature-driven experiences. On the shores, you can find your bravery in water sports activities and explore spectacular marine life through snorkelling and scuba diving excursions. Further inland you can head to the tropical rainforests of the Blue Mountains that are rooted in adventure, from hiking trails to river tours to zipline courses. You’ll wake up every day to an action-packed itinerary of adrenaline-pumping experiences.
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Our Jamaica Favourites
Bob Marley Museum, Kingston
Jamaica twin-centre holidays wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Bob Marley Museum nestled in the capital, Kingston. It’s a must-visit for fans of the reggae legend, with the museum paying tribute to the life and career of such a worldwide pop culture icon. Housed in Marley’s former residence of 56 Hope Road, inside you’ll find all sorts of immersive exhibitions and fascinating memorabilia including some of his previously strummed guitars and iconically worn old stage outfits. You can even step foot inside his old recording studio where Marley wrote and recorded some of his greatest hits including Is This Love, Jamming, and Three Little Birds.
Rose Hall Great House, Montego Bay
Perched on top of a hill overlooking Montego Bay, the Rose Hall Great House is a standing testament to Jamaica's bygone colonial era. As a historic plantation dating back to the 18th century, the best way to experience the house is a guided tour by a local expert who’ll tell tales about its fascinating previous owner, Annie Palmer (known locally as the White Witch of Rose Hall). You’ll wander its grand corridors steeped in tragedy and mystery, catch a glimpse inside its ornate rooms, and admire its Georgian architectural grandeur.
Devon House, Kingston
Built back in the 19th century, Kingston’s Devon House is a beautifully preserved mansion showcasing some of the finest Jamaican Georgian architecture on the islands. Originally built for George Stiebel (Jamaica's first black millionaire), Devon House boasts pristinely manicured grounds, impeccably finished rooms, and a full immersion into the island’s colonial legacy dating back centuries. A visit here is educational and thought-provoking, but it’s also a wonderful way to escape a bustling downtown Kingston and soak up some peace and quiet as you stroll through its garden of ancient trees.
Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountains of Jamaica are a scenic tapestry of emerald-green peaks, majestic hidden waterfalls and high-up panoramic viewpoints that are totally worth the leg workout to get there. Take to a designated trail and soak up the cool misty air whilst setting your sights on the region’s unique flora and fauna, from giant ancient ferns to hummingbirds.
Up for some thrills? One of the best ways to explore the Blue Mountains is to embark on an adventure tour. Join an expert adventurer along a trail of kayaking, hiking, and ziplining across the lush rainforest floor and sky-high treetops. You’ll certainly get your adrenaline pumping as you soar across a network of cables, ropes, and bridges set amongst the canopies. Take a deep breath and leap into Jamaican exhilaration!
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Seven Mile Beach, Negril
Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach is the epitome of Jamaican paradise. You simply can’t skip it on your multi-centre holidays to Jamaica. It’s known globally as one of the world’s most stunning beaches thanks to its powder-soft sands, gentle turquoise waters, and mix of bars and dining options that make it a top destination for an idyllic beach day. Spend hours enjoying water sports and lazing on the sands soaking up the unparalleled beauty of its ocean views, then head to one of the area’s incredible beachfront restaurants for an evening drink and a bite to eat. You’ll find all sorts of eateries, from casual beach shacks selling family favourites like burgers and pizzas to upscale fine dining restaurants nestled in one of the five-star hotel resorts.
Doctor’s Cave Beach, Montego Bay
Montego Bay’s Doctor's Cave Beach is a calm, quiet, and luxurious jewel among Jamaica’s beaches. Known for its exclusivity and elegance, this is a haven for beach-goers wanting to lap up some serenity from the privacy of a cabana overlooking the calm and shallow waves. There are plenty of resorts and amenities nearby too, whether you fancy livening up the day with thrilling water sports, soothing your senses with a trip to a resort spa, or grabbing a spot of lunch at one of the many gourmet beachside dining options.
Frenchman's Cove, Portland
You’ll feel like you’ve escaped the rest of the world at Frenchman's Cove in Portland, a place where luxury blends with Jamaica’s tropical beauty of lush foliage, white sands, and blue ocean vistas. It’s said that Frenchman’s Cove got its name from an old folk tale around a swashbuckling battle between the British and the French, but now the 42-acre beach resort is a sanctuary of calm and quiet.
Unwind on the sands, enjoy a spot of bird watching, or rent a surfboard and take it out on the lapping azure waves. There are plenty of nearby spots for dinner too, including the laid-back seafood eatery of Anna Bananas or the high-end fusion dining of Geejam at San San Portland.
James Bond Beach, ​Oracabessa
The allure of James Bond Beach in Oracabessa lies in its authentic Jamaican experience. Nicknamed by 007-writer Ian Fleming who once called the area his home, this is a spot that immerses you in Jamaica’s quintessential relaxed lifestyle.
Enjoy a swim in the calm waves, watch the sunset from a sun lounger, and enjoy a cocktail and a bite to eat in affordable local eateries like the Moonraker Bar & Grill, which offers breathtaking views of tropical hills and shore waters.
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Craft Market, Montego Bay
Feel fully immersed in vibrant Jamaican culture at the Craft Market, Montego Bay. It’s a bustling marketplace nestled at the heart of the city and an absolute treasure trove of local craftsmanship. Take a peaceful wander through the kaleidoscopic stalls of colourful fabrics, intricate wood carvings, handmade jewellery, and rich spice scents. And the best part? Your casual browse will be soundtracked to the happy beats of reggae.
The local stall owners are super-friendly and happy for you to bargain your best deal, so bring your barter A-game. We’d also recommend sparking conversations and asking about their craftsmanship — many have wonderful stories to tell!
Taj Mahal Shopping Center, Ocho Rios
Taj Mahal Shopping Center in Ocho Rios is one of Jamaica’s larger and more upscale spots for retail therapy. Named and designed as a nod to India’s iconic landmark, this is the place to be if you’re looking for high-end boutiques, international brands, and designer jewellery including all sorts of opulent watches if you fancy treating yourself. There are plenty of souvenir shops to browse through too if you need to pick up a gift for someone back home, like a bottle of tasty Jamaican rum, a pouch of local Blue Mountain coffee, or a gorgeous piece of handcrafted artwork.
Island Village, Ocho Rios
Found in the beach town of Ocho Rios, Island Village is a must-visit entertainment complex if you’re in the area and want to explore the local shopping. The space is an open-air place of elegance, charming with its palm tree-lined walkways and variety of stylish cafes, bars, and luxurious boutiques. The icing on the cake is there are plenty of duty-free spots too, meaning you’re sure to save money on some incredible products, from local fashion to hand-rolled cigars. After all, Jamaica multi-centre holidays wouldn’t feel complete with a suitcase full of goodies to take back home.
Coronation Market, Kingston
Step into the cultural wonder of Kingston’s Coronation Market. This is where the true spirit of Jamaica comes alive thanks to the celebration of its people and the practically endless selection of stalls. You’ll find everything you could possibly want, including handcrafted goods, artisan souvenirs, and freshly harvested produce that brings a crisp air of exotic fruits and veg.
Seeing as it’s lovingly known as the “stomach of Jamaica”, we also recommend spending the afternoon here sampling every kind of food or drink that catches your eye from the farmer's stalls. Your bellies will certainly be fed well.
Dunn’s River Falls, Ocho Rios
Dunn's River Falls is a natural marvel and an icon of Jamaica’s twin-centre holidays. It looks like Mother Nature’s very own aqua staircase thanks to its cascading waterfall that descends over 600 feet of rocks and pools. Intertwined with lush rainforest foliage and terraced steps that dare the bravest adventurers to climb, this is the ultimate spot for both thrill-seekers and nature lovers looking to soak up Jamaica’s sublime beauty.
The area is super popular with tourists, so there are plenty of experienced locals who are there to keep you safe. You’ll dip your toes in the refreshing water and capture the picture-perfect moment to look back on forever.
Cockpit Country
Cockpit Country is a geological wonder that’s greatly protected thanks to its unique endemic biodiversity — but don’t worry you’re invited to visit, and we highly recommend nature lovers do in order to learn all about its sacred ecological significance. It’s known as one of Jamaica’s most bizarre places to visit because of its lumpy rainforest landscape and mysterious sinkholes. You can explore the area with a guided tour that’ll take you through the most popular trails and reveal its ecological secrets.
Marine Park, Montego Bay
Montego Bay’s Marine Park is a gorgeous coastline that represents Jamaica's commitment to preserving its delicate marine ecosystem. The protected area is teeming with vibrant coral reefs, seagrass beds, and a diverse world of marine life including rays, birds and fascinating exotic fish. The Montego Bay Marine Park itself isn’t just a sanctuary of conservation, but it also works as an educational centre built to teach travellers and locals alike about the importance of protecting coastal habitats. The best ways to experience the area include a guided snorkelling tour or an incredible glass-bottom boat tour sure to please bright-minded youngsters.
Blue Mountains
Jamaica’s majestic Blue Mountain range is a haven for rich biodiversity, home to a plethora of plant and animal species endemic to Jamaica. This makes it a paradise for birdwatchers and hikers looking to explore the numerous trails and wind their way through the landscape of dense forest and gushing waterfalls. And don’t forget to stop by one of the local coffee plantations for a sip of the famous Blue Mountains coffee, known for its mild and smooth taste with aromas of rich chocolate. It’s just what you need to re-energise for the hike back!
Scotchies
Want to sample real and true Jamaican grub? Grab a seat at one of Jamaica’s Scotchies restaurants, located at a few spots including Kingston, Montego Bay, and Ocho Rios. Nothing’s pretentious here. The atmosphere is super relaxed and welcoming, so rock up ready to try some of their famous jerked chicken, pork or fish (some even say it’s the best in all of Jamaica). And to soothe the kick from the scotch bonnet, make sure you order a beachy cocktail to wash it all down.
Miss T’s Kitchen
Miss T’s Kitchen in Ocho Rios is another haven for authentic Jamaican flavours. Guests are welcomed in with open arms to find something that tickles their taste buds on the menu of sandwiches, pastas, chicken dishes, and salads — all with a classic spicy twist. The lively setting is a real winner too, bursting with colour, warmth, and a spot just yards from the waters of Mallards Bay.
The Cliff at Cap Maison
Looking to add special date nights to your Jamaica multi-centre holidays? Turn up the elegance with a table at The Cliff at Cap Maison, an upscale restaurant boasting unbeatable cliffside views looking out at the never-ending ocean and the neighbouring Pigeon Island.
The menu is just as five-star too, serving up exquisite French West Indian-inspired cuisine with that irresistible gastro twist. Candle-lit and cocktail-fuelled couples' nights have never been so romantic!
The Houseboat Grill
The Houseboat Grill in Montego Bay is one of Jamaica’s most unique dining destinations, and the name says it all — it’s set upon a floating boat looking out at views of glistening Caribbean water. Best enjoyed at sunset or under a star-lit sky, the restaurant provides an intimate setting and a menu of only the finest local ingredients. Pick from catch-of-the-day seafood, grilled steaks, and all sorts of other delectable dishes, from unique starters to must-try desserts.
Boston Bay’s Jerk Shacks
Boston Bay's Jerk Shacks are a must for jerk-seeking foodies. Known to some as the birthplace of jerk, Boston Bay is dotted with a variety of shacks offering up all sorts of expertly prepared jerk dishes, from smoky slow-cooked meats to local specials and delicacies (including goat head soup for the most adventurous!). Boston Bay truly comes alive as sunset, so grab a Red Stripe and cheers to the golden hours.
Jamaica FAQs
Jamaica FAQs
Jamaica FAQs
It all comes down to personal preferences and what you want most out of your Jamaican experience. The busiest tourist season runs from mid-December to early March as it offers dry and sunny weather — but just know this is when prices and crowds are at their highest too. Jamaican summers are also perfectly suitable for a getaway, but note this is also during the hurricane season which runs from June to November. But don’t worry too much, Caribbean rainfall is nothing like the slog of British rain. It all comes in short bursts of heavy falls with plenty of sunshine to follow.
There are three main airports most holiday-goers choose for their Jamaica multi-centre holidays. Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay is a hub for exploring popular places like Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios. Or if your itinerary includes Kingston and the southeastern part of the island, Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport is your best bet.
Finally, if you’re focussing solely on Ocho Rios, there’s Ian Fleming International Airport, which provides a more localised entry point to the town. Ultimately it all depends on the specific destination(s) you plan to visit and what your itinerary includes.
Jamaica is on EST time zone while the UK is on GMT, meaning Jamaica is normally 5 hours behind the UK. However, it’s important to remember that this time difference may change and reduce to 4 hours with Daylight Savings Time (which is observed in the UK but not Jamaica).
Depending on the chosen airline, flight path and time of departure, the travel distance between the UK and Jamaica can vary greatly. However, the average flight typically takes around 10 hours.
Getting around in Jamaica depends on how adventurous you are, where you want to go, and whether you’re there long enough to rent a car. If you like having flexibility, renting a car gives you total freedom — but just remember they drive on the left side of the road! Taxis are also available for both short and long trips, plus there are plenty of public buses if you're on a budget. And if you’re a free spirit with a thrill-seeking side, you can also rent bicycles or scooters to venture around the islands on your own accord — but make sure you know the local driving rules for a safe ride.
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