
Jamaica
Jamaica, the third-largest island in the Caribbean, is a vibrant escape full of sun, soul, and stunning scenery. Just south of Cuba, it offers everything from quiet, unspoilt beaches to colourful culture, reggae rhythms, and world-famous jerk cuisine. Visitors love the laid-back vibes, luxury resorts, friendly locals, and scenic spots like the majestic Blue Mountains – home to some of the best coffee in the world. Add in world-class golf, charming plantation houses, and lush villages, and you’ve got the perfect place to kick back and start jamming!
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Relax and Recharge
Jamaica, the third-largest island in the Caribbean, is a vibrant escape full of sun, soul, and stunning scenery. Just south of Cuba, it offers everything from quiet, unspoilt beaches to colourful culture, reggae rhythms, and world-famous jerk cuisine. Visitors love the laid-back vibes, luxury resorts, friendly locals, and scenic spots like the majestic Blue Mountains – home to some of the best coffee in the world. Add in world-class golf, charming plantation houses, and lush villages, and you’ve got the perfect place to kick back and start jamming!
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Experiences
We’re the island of happy days, vivid nights, and unforgettable experiences – and luxury holidays in Jamaica take it all to the next level. Picture sunrise yoga in an overwater bungalow, beach horse riding at Half Moon, or paddleboarding through crystal-clear waters at Goldeneye. At Round Hill, explore nearby adventures like bamboo rafting, ziplining through lush jungle, or dancing on a private sunset cruise. Back at the resort, unwind with beachside spa treatments or enjoy a couple’s massage in a serene suite – the Strawberry Herbal Back Cleanse is a must-try.
Dining
Jamaica’s rich culture, history, and warmth come alive in every bite. Whether you're dining at a top resort or a local gem, incredible flavours are always on the menu. Luxury hotels across the island boast world-class chefs and unforgettable settings – like The Sugar Mill at Half Moon in Montego Bay or the intimate cave dining experience at The Caves in Negril. For something truly special, sip a cocktail at the Blackwell Rum Bar as the waves shimmer under moonlight. Fancy dining out? Try fine French cuisine at L’Escargot in Runaway Bay or fresh seafood at Marguerite’s in Montego Bay – Jamaican flavour never tasted so good.

For more information on holidays in Jamaica
What is the currency used here?
Jamaica uses the Jamaican dollar as its currency.
What is there to do in Jamaica?
- Experience the Mystic Mountain. This 700 feet tall mountain is an amazing spot for thrill seekers to visit when traveling to Jamaica. There are many fun filled rides from ziplining to bobsledding that is sure to entertain the whole family. You can also take a chairlift to the see the amazing sights.
- Relax on the Seven Mile Beach. This amazing beach will deliver you the best beach holiday. This spacious beach has plenty of spots for you to choose from whether you want to be included with the crowd or in a quiet spot. This beach is also home to a breathtaking view of the ocean and the sunset which will make this an unforgettable experience.
- Raft along the Martha Brae River. This peaceful experience is perfect for holidayers to see the beautiful nature Jamaica has to offer. Taking a raft down this river is also a perfect spot for history lovers as you learn about the Spanish explorers and hidden treasure around this river and its history.
- Explore Blue John Crow Mountains. This amazing national park is a protected heritage site that offers and amazing look at the scenery and nature home to Jamaica. You can take a walk around the park and take in the fresh air while spotting the local wildlife.
When is the best time of the year to visit?
The best time of year to visit is during autumn and spring. The weather is amazing at this time as it is still warm during the cold months and the attractions will have shorter queues and the beaches will be quieter for those who want to take a relaxing holiday and a break from the bustle of city life. The weather also be clearer during this time meaning you can bathe in the sun to get an early suntan.
What are the popular locations to visits?
Port Royal:
This location is amazing for those who love history as during the 17th century it was visited by many sea travelers and has many artifacts in the local Fort Charles Museum. This includes things from pottery to weaponry commonly used at the time. There are also artifacts from the earthquake in 1692 that can be seen here. The near archaeological sites can also be visited including the giddy house which was tilted during the earthquake.
Kingston:
The capital of Jamaica has a lot to offer music lovers and especially fans of Bob Marley as there is a museum full of history about him and his music. Kingston is also home to many dancehalls for you to experience an amazing night life full of DJs and dancing. Many concerts that come to Jamaica happen here so it would make an amazing trip to book a multi-day trip here when someone is performing here.
Portland:
There are many amazing and breathtaking sites for you to experience here as the natural sights are visible all around you. Here you can take boat tours around Portland through the waterfalls and grottos. There is also many beaches to relax on for you to choose from making this spot a great place to relax and take in the sights. This is an amazing opportunity to see all that Jamaica has to offer you.