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The Caribbean is known for its favourable weather and sandy beaches, but each Island is unique with differing culture, food and geography. From the more popular destinations to the lesser-known gems, we cover them all. Let us help you discover the Caribbean.

Cancun is one of the most popular travel destinations in Mexico and there are many reasons to visit this tropical land mark. From the amazing weather to adrenaline-fuelled water sports and endless white sandy beaches, it caters to all who visit.

Nowhere in the Caribbean is as versatile as the Bahamas, for an “authentic” experience visit the outer Islands, for fun games and excitement the main islands have it all.

Become one with Jamaica’s reggae-fuelled, carefree spirit! This Caribbean favourite is laid-back and full of charm. It has some amazing scenery - jungles, mountains and white sand beaches and offers a huge range of activities.

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic occupies two thirds of the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean making it the second largest Caribbean nation and the site of the first permanent settlement of Europeans in the Americas.

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico’s charm is undisputed. From the bustling city of San Juan, to an exhilarating mix of landscapes there is so much to see and do that it can easily overwhelm any traveller visiting for the first-time.

St Kitts & Nevis

Whether you fancy sunning on the beach, diving one of the many shipwrecks or getting married St. Kitts can more than accommodate. With settings and experiences unique to this island and culture, traditions and friendly, easy going peoples, St Kitts awaits!

Antigua and Barbuda

Boasting 365 beaches and sun all year round Antigua offers a range of water sports, from world-class sailing to kite-surfing. The little island of Barbuda is about 30 miles north of Antigua and can be reached by boat.

Boutique and unique are two words that aptly describe the island of Dominica. Known as the Nature Island of the Windward Islands it is the most unspoiled island in the eastern Caribbean.

With its emerald seas and stunning white sandy beaches St. Lucia is probably best known as a perfect honeymoon destination. It certainly hits the spot if you’re after a tropical paradise but that is all the island has to offer.

From lush tropical rain forests to idyllic black and white sandy beaches, coral reefs and turquoise lagoons St. Vincent and the Grenadines is ideal for yachting and scuba diving enthusiasts.

Barbados is famous for its legendary golf courses. The island has a rich history as a former British colony - you will recognise many familiar English place names such as Brighton, Dover and Newcastle - and the people are very friendly and welcoming.

Grenada is a rolling, mountainous island covered with fragrant spice trees and rare tropical flowers. Bordered by stunning beaches and dotted with picturesque towns, this most southern Windward Island is well known for sailing.

Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad is famous for its carnival, calypso music and food and Trinidadians certainly know how to party. On Tobago however rest and relaxation is generally the order of the day. Both islands boast spectacular scenery are famous for birdwatching.

Guyana may be the third-smallest country in South America but its tropical forests are an important resource for the whole world. It boasts a remarkably rich ecology - tropical rainforests filled with distinctive flora and fauna are a big draw.

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From a family beach holiday or romantic escape, to something more adventurous such as exploring a pristine rainforest, we can create the perfect Caribbean holiday for you.

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What To Expect On A Holiday To Jamaica

Probably the most popular of the Caribbean islands, Jamaica holidays promise action, excitement and relaxation.  From gorgeous beaches and rich nature to buzzing parties and interesting history. The main areas to stay in are: lively Montego Bay which has stunning beaches and is the second biggest city in Jamaica, laid back Negril which has beautiful beaches and is great for snorkelling and Ocho Rios which is lined by lush tropical surroundings.  From family holidays to romantic holidays and destination weddings , Jamaica is an incredible destination.

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What to see and do on your jamaica holiday.

Nature has been generous to Jamaica, with a whole host of stunning natural sights to behold, from the beautiful  Blue Mountains  to the spectacular  Dunn’s River Falls  and the countless sugar  white beaches  lapped by the bluest of warm Caribbean waters. The island boasts three main resorts – Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril, each with their own unique character, whilst the capital Kingston is the best place to discover Jamaica’s past with its  colonial buildings  and  museums  galore.

  No Jamaica holiday would be complete without a visit to Montego Bay – it’s Jamaica’s second largest city with countless bars, restaurants, clubs and shops to choose from as well as award winning beaches. Just outside is the legendary Rose Hall Estate, a legendary  18 th  century plantation , now home to some of the most exclusive hotels on the island. Head west and discover the beautiful resort of Negril, whose  Seven Mile Beach  appears on many a list of the world’s finest beaches whilst Ocho Rios has plenty to offer too, with the breath-taking Dunn’s River Falls found just a few minutes from the centre of the town. Fans of reggae and Bob Marley shouldn’t miss a trip to the brilliant  Bob Marley Museum  in Kingston whilst February each year plays host to the massive celebration that is Bob Marley’s birthday, featuring international reggae bands and much more. If you love to party then a Jamaica holiday is perfect for you. There are countless celebrations taking place on the island throughout the year, from the annual  Reggae Sumfest  which is jam-packed with the world’s top reggae singers to the  Jamaica Carnival  where Bacchanal brings street parties, parades and lots of dancing.  We also specialise in party holidays and can find you a Jamaica holiday deal that is during one of the popular events like Dream Weekend. Take a look at our party holidays  for events all over the world.

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Fast facts about jamaica.

Jamaica is 5 hours behind the UK

Jamaican Dollar J$

Approx. 10 hours

British passport holders to not require a visa to visit Jamaica

Temperatures are consistent all year round, averaging about 30°C. Hurricane season runs from June to November (but September is usually only really the questionable month.)

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Where to Stay in Jamaica

Unlike many other of the islands in the Caribbean, Jamaica is pretty huge so you can’t see everything in one trip (unless it’s a really long one!)  Most people head to Montego Bay where all the big resorts are as are many of the   attractions.  If you want to be within easy reach of all of this but Montego Bay sounds too busy then Runaway Bay and Ocho Rios might be more your thing as you can benefit from all the perks of Montego Bay without as many people as it has more of a private feel . Negril is where the best beach is ; Negril has a hippy feel to it with occasional festivals.  It’s a fairly quiet area so better for couples and those that like to be away from it all.

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St kitts & nevis, about antigua.

Antigua boasts 365 beaches of pure white sand, one for each day of the year. Most of these rest on the side lapped by the calm Caribbean waters, and with such a selection available there is a beach for every taste. For watersports such as sailing and waterskiing there are many open expanses of beach, while for your relaxation there are the beautiful and secluded cove beaches. Antigua is one of the Leeward Caribbean islands, and at 14 miles long and 11 miles wide has a landmass of around 108 square miles. Today’s visitors to Antigua’s impressive coastline can admire the coral reefs which attract snorkellers and divers from all parts of the globe.

About Barbados

Barbados is a unique island that combines a beautiful landscape of beaches, coral reefs, tide pools and caves with the remnants of its colonial past. From the first settlement in 1627 to independence in 1966 Barbados was under British rule, and it is often referred to as the ‘Little England’ of the Caribbean. This wonderful combination of stunning landscape features, old colonial influence and the more flamboyant local culture mean that Barbados is perfect for both relaxation and exploration. To complete the experience of Barbados visit its capital, Bridgetown, to sample the local rum and experience the friendly nature and colourful dialect of the Bajan people.

About Dominica

A majestic nature island bursting with flavour

Dominica is untouched, rugged and majestic, where you will greet nature in all its unspoilt natural beauty, and get a taste of the real Caribbean. Climbing the rocky emerald pools to reach the stunning twin Trafalgar Falls, taking on the 114 miles of the Waitukubuli National Trail through ancient Carib villages, across wooden river bridges into lush rainforest and past the secret slave passages. It’s little wonder that Dominica is known as the nature island.

About Grenada

Grenada is the perfect place to satisfy the senses, known as the Spice Island of the Caribbean and famed for its production of nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger and cloves. Fragrant trees and lush forest complement mountain lakes, while the capital of St George’s offers an attractive harbour from which you can enjoy stunning views. Grenada also boasts warm white sands met by clear waters, and from one of 40 glorious beaches you can relax in the sunshine to the sounds of tropical birds and steel bands. Take a moment to feel the gentle tropical breezes and plan a trip to one of Grenada’s Saturday markets. Grenada is at the southern end of the Windward Islands, and enjoys a pleasant year round average temperature of 30C (80F).

About Guyana

Guyana is located on the northern coast of South America. At almost the size of Great Britain one can find a tropical paradise called Guyana. When you look at a guyana map, you will see this tropical paradise borders Venezuela to the West, Suriname to the east, Brazil to the south southeast and the Atlantic Ocean to the north. Making the Guyana area one of rich cultural diversity. It is the only English speaking country in the whole of South America.

As part of our country’s geographical region ‘the Guiana’s’ can be found on the North by the Atlantic ocean. On the South by the Amazon river, and the West, by the Orinoco and Negro rivers. The Guiana’s can be divided among the eastern Venezuelan region of Guyana

About Jamaica

Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean. Jamaica being famous for its laid back pace of living is the ideal holiday location to relax and unwind. The rolling hills of Jamaica contrast with steep gullies and the towering Blue Mountains beg to be explored. Dunn’s River Falls is also breathtaking – both the view and the climb! The island’s strong musical culture is everywhere – Bob Marley’s legend and music really does live on here – do visit Nine Mile – his birthplace. Montego Bay is the best resort to be in if you like it lively with bars pumping out reggae onto the streets. Negril is more laid-back, spread out along a beautiful 7-mile stretch of golden beach. Ocho Rios is a world-class destination. Larger than Negril, its duty-free shopping is very popular and it’s well located to visit all the major attractions.

About St Kitts & Nevis

St Kitts is a truly beautiful island, once the oldest of the English colonies of the Caribbean and boasting a lushness born of its volcanic formation. The highest of the peaks in St Kitts is Liamuigia, an extinct volcano measuring 3,792 feet. Liamuigia was the original name for the island and translates as ‘fertile land’, a perfect description for this tropical paradise. St Kitts is now the only Leeward island of the Caribbean that still grows sugar cane, once one of the biggest industries of the West Indies, while the colonial past of St Kitts gives this island a beautiful quality, found in the old colonial plantation homes that are now beautiful inns. St Kitts is only sixty-nine square miles and is largely unspoilt by big development, with towns remaining small, un-crowded and very welcoming for the visitor who wishes to relax in a paradise setting.

About St Lucia

St Lucia is a beautiful Caribbean island which boasts beaches meeting both the Caribbean and the Atlantic for the perfect holiday. St Lucia has a host of rare wildlife and exotic trees including banana, papaya and mango. The history of St Lucia and its ownership is very interesting and you cannot fail to appreciate the influence that these different cultures have had upon this stunning island, even after a few days. St Lucia was first inhabited by peaceful Arawak Indians who were later conquered by their old enemies, the fierce Caribs, after which it was alternately French and British for the next 150 years, before being ceded to the British in 1814.

About Trinidad

The eclectic culture island where exquisite nature meets exotic vibrancy

Trinidad is the culture capital of the Caribbean. This eclectic island is a fusion of ethnicities and cultures and one of the most exciting of all the Caribbean islands. Sway through the streets with the revellers of carnival, join the masquerade bands jumping up in their dazzling costumes and witness a steel band competition from the best seat in the house- right there in the heart of the action. Carnival in Trinidad is known as the biggest street party on earth, and is an unmissable blaze of colour, life and sheer joy.

About Tobago

Tobago is a Caribbean island of unequalled beauty, with its mesmerising combination of smooth rolling hills and stunning palm-fringed beaches. Its finest beaches can be found on the north coast on the leeward side, while vibrant fishing villages fill the south and windward side. The villages in Tobago to visit are Speyside and Charlotteville, and for diving and snorkelling Buccoo Reef and Pirate’s Bay are recommended. The oldest protected rainforest reserve in the western hemisphere is sheltered by the steep rising peaks of the eastern side of Tobago. Tobago offers the visitor a relaxed holiday of low-key entertainment, local cuisine including crab and dumpling, delicate rainforest to explore and pristine coral reef.

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Jamaica at a glance

Capital city.

2.8 million

Jamaican Dollar (JMD)

(GMT-05:00) Bogota, Lima, Quito, Rio

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin), Type B (American 3-pin)

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Culture and customs.

In addition to its beautiful beaches and flavourful food, the people of Jamaica are an inherent part of the country’s appeal. Their friendly nature, sense of humour and colourful banter are hard to resist. Even Jamaican Patois, a mix of English and African languages, has a charming, almost musical air to it.

As the birthplace of reggae and dancehall, music plays an important role in Jamaican culture. Historically linked to Rastafarianism, reggae was used to express spirituality and bring awareness to social and political injustice. Look no further than Jamaican icon, Bob Marley, who sang of ‘One Love’, to see this relationship at play. Gospel sounds are an integral part of church, while West African folk songs pepper daily life. Hand in hand with music is dancing – energetic and mesmerizing, few can resist swaying to the beat when island ‘riddims’ (rhythm in Patois) are played. 

Spirituality is also highly valued in Jamaica. Home to more churches per square mile than any other country, about 65% of the population is Christian, while the rest adhere to Hinduism, Islam, Judaism or various African religions. About one percent of the population follow the Rastafari philosophy, which seeks to recapture and celebrate African heritage. Despite being a small group, followers have left an indelible stamp on the country and their movement has spread to other parts of the world.

Eating and drinking

Many of the flavours and spices found in Jamaican food come from the Spanish, British, African, Indian and Chinese populations who inhabit the island. Taking advantage of the natural bounties at their disposal, Jamaican dishes feature plenty of fish, tropical fruits and produce. While the local cuisine has a reputation for being fiery, those with lower spice thresholds don’t need to worry as there are actually many dishes and snacks that don’t have chilli peppers. Meat dishes feature heavily in the local diet – jerk chicken, curry goat and oxtail are some of the more popular dishes – yet many Rastas believe adhering to a vegetarian or vegan diet is an important part of their faith, so a wide array of options for vegetarians is usually available as well.

Nothing is more quintessentially Jamaican than a plate of jerk chicken with rice and peas. Be aware that most Jamaicans eat their meat well done, so proper jerk might be drier than what you’re used to. Side dishes are usually vegetarian and include plantain, a sweet tropical cooking banana that is sliced and deep fried, and callaloo, a staple Caribbean green. Slightly bitter and nutty-tasting, callaloo is often steamed and lightly seasoned with green onions, garlic, thyme and coconut oil. 

For a cheap and satisfying snack, nothing beats a vegetarian or spicy beef Jamaican patty. Available everywhere, Jamaican patties are similar to an empanada and get their golden hue from turmeric. Roadside stands selling boiled corn, roasted yams, soups, fried fish, coconut water and various tropical fruits are also easy to find.

In addition to coconut water, skyjuice (shaved ice covered in fruit syrup) is a Jamaican favourite sold by many street vendors. This drink is best avoided, however, as the ice is not always sanitary. Luckily, Jamaica has plenty of other refreshing options to quench your thirst instead, like various types of rum punch or Red Stripe, a local Jamaican beer. If you’re after a java jolt, coffee harvested in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains is full-bodied, exceptionally smooth and among the rarest and most expensive coffee in the world. 

Must-try foods in Jamaica

1. Curry goat

 A staple across the Caribbean, this slow-cooked savoury dish is packed with flavour. Chunks of goat and potato are simmered in curry powder and various other spices until it’s thick and tender.

2. Rice and peas

 Rice and peas (which might be pigeon peas, kidney beans or black beans) are simmered in coconut milk, thyme and other spices to create a dish that is simultaneously sweet and savoury.

3. Jerk chicken

 This quintessential Jamaican dish gets it’s distinct flavour from jerk spice (a mixture of Scotch bonnet peppers, pimento, cinnamon and nutmeg), which is dry-rubbed into the meat. Jerk pork and jerk fish are other variations worth trying.

4. Saltfish and ackee

 A popular breakfast choice, the mild and creamy flesh of Jamaica’s national fruit (ackee) is boiled with salt-cured cod (salt fish), tomatoes and various spices to create a dish that is both sweet and salty.

Geography and environment

Jamaica is a tropical island nation located south of Cuba and west of Haiti in the Caribbean Sea. More than 1,000 km (621 miles) of coastline stretch over numerous bays, keys, and islands to produce some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Calm waters give way to white-sand beaches along the northern coast, whereas black-sand beaches can be found in the west. Miles of the well-developed coral reef is located along the north and east coast. 

More than just idyllic beaches, much of Jamaica is covered in rugged peaks, some of which are volcanic. The Blue Mountains and Dry Harbour Mountain occupy the eastern half of the country, descending westward into Cockpit Country, a hilly limestone landscape of ridges, caves, and sinkholes.

As an island nation, shopping options aren’t as extensive as you might find elsewhere. Malls are relatively modest in size and most items are imported, making them more expensive than what you might expect. Your best bet while shopping in Jamaica is to look for locally-made goods. Jamaican rum and coffee are both great choices that can be purchased relatively cheaply at any local grocery store. Though Blue Mountain Coffee may seem pricey, it is still a fraction of the price of what you would find outside of the country. Rum distilleries, like Appleton’s and Hampden Estate, are also a good place to both sample and purchase locally-made rums. 

Head to craft markets to shop jewellery and handmade wood carvings, though be aware, many of the other goods commonly found in markets are neither handmade or locally-produced. Harbour Street Craft Market in Montego Bay and ‘Cooyah’ Market in Kingston are two of the biggest markets to practice your haggling skills. ‘Cooyah’ Market also stocks a wide array of Rastafarian clothing, which is typically red, green and gold (the colours of the Ethiopian flag). And of course, Bob Marley memorabilia can be found everywhere throughout the country.

Be aware that US dollars are widely accepted, although technically it is illegal for vendors to sell items in foreign currency. Most places give change in Jamaican dollars regardless of the currency you pay with.

Festivals and events in Jamaica

For many Jamaicans, music is an important part of daily life and inextricably intertwined with their culture and identity, so it makes sense that many of their festivals incorporate their musical heritage. Some of the best ones to keep an eye out for are:

Bob Marley Birthday Bash

Every year, the idyllic beach town of Negril celebrates the life of Bob Marley with a multi-day festival featuring authentic Jamaican music, food, and art. Festival dates vary slightly each year but always coincide with the beloved icon’s birthday on February 6th.

Saint Ann Kite Festival

Colourful and elaborate kites fill the sky over Saint Ann’s beach during the day, while concerts take over during the evening for this wholesome, yet entertaining annual March festival.

Reggae Sumfest

Jamaica’s largest music festival takes over Montego Bay every July. Attracting reggae icons, international artists, and energetic crowds for over 20 years, Sumfest just might be ‘greatest reggae show on earth’ like they profess to be.

Jamaica’s Carnival (Bacchanal)

In the months leading up to Easter, the infectious sounds of calypso and soca fill the air as Jamaica comes down with Carnival fever. Concerts, beach parties, street parades and weekly mas camps take place across the country, culminating in a grand parade in Kingston that rivals Rio’s in the spectacle. Featuring costumed revelers, high-energy dancing, pulsating music and a euphoric atmosphere – Carnival is a must for anyone wanting to experience the excitement and bacchanal of a proper Caribbean fete.

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When is the best time to visit Jamaica?

Jamaica experiences beautiful, warm weather all year round, although the risk of tropical storms tends to deter tourists during the summer months. Hurricane season tapers off around November, drawing most travellers to Jamaica between December and March, when the weather is consistently warm and sunny and there is little rainfall. Rainfall begins to increase in April and May, but shouldn’t hinder travel plans. Travel is cheapest between July and October when increased rainfall and sporadic heavy storms become common.

Do I need a visa to visit Jamaica?

Australia: No – not required Belgium: No – not required Canada: No – not required Germany: No – not required Ireland: No – not required Netherlands: No – not required New Zealand: No – not required South Africa: No – not required Switzerland: No – not required United Kingdom: No – not required USA: No – not required Travellers from most nations do not require a visa to visit Jamaica for stays of up to 90 days. Most travellers that do require a visa can obtain one on arrival. Check with your local consulate or embassy for up-to-date information.

It’s recommended that your passport is valid for at least six months past your departure date and that it has a few blank pages for stamps.

Is tipping customary in Jamaica?

It is customary to leave a 10% tip at hotels and restaurants. Some will automatically add a 10 or 15% service charge, in which case there is no need to leave an additional tip. 

What is internet access like in Jamaica?

The Internet can be accessed at internet cafes and hotels in large cities but is limited in rural and remote areas.

Can I use my mobile phone while in Jamaica?

Mobile phone coverage is good in major cities, but may not be available in rural and remote areas. Ensure global roaming is activated with your service provider before leaving home.

What are the toilets like in Jamaica?

Western-style flushable toilets are the norm in Jamaica. Most restaurants charge a small fee to use their restrooms.

Can I drink the tap water in Jamaica?

Tap water is safe to drink in tourist areas and major cities though should be avoided in more rural parts. Regardless of where you are, it’s a good idea to avoid ice, as there is no guarantee the water used to make it was not contaminated. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, pack a reusable bottle. If you are in doubt about the quality of the water, your guide or hotel can tell you where to find filtered water

Are credit cards widely accepted in Jamaica?

Major credit cards are generally accepted by medium-sized and larger businesses, particularly in tourist areas, but may not be accepted by smaller vendors or in more rural parts. It’s a good idea to always carry some cash in case credit cards are not an option.

What is ATM access like in Jamaica?

ATMs are widely available at airports and in larger towns and hotels, although they have a reputation for being unreliable. Many banks will give credit card cash advances if the ATM is not working. For safety reasons, it is recommended that you only use ATMs during business hours and avoid using them after dark.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before travelling?

Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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What public holidays are celebrated in Jamaica?

Jan 1: New Year’s Day March 1: Ash Wednesday Apr 14: Good Friday Apr 17: Easter Monday May 23: Labour Day Aug 1: Emancipation Day Aug 7: Independence Day Oct 16: National Heroes Day Dec 25: Christmas Dec 26: Boxing Day

For a current list of public holidays in Jamaica go to:   https://www.worldtravelguide.net/guides/caribbean/jamaica/public-holidays/

Is Jamaica a safe destination for LGBTQI-travellers?

A high amount of discretion is recommended for LGBTQI-travellers in Jamaica. Some of the country’s most prominent reggae and dancehall artists have been known to espouse anti-gay speech. Sexual acts between men are illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison, and homophobic-related violence is almost never prosecuted. Public displays of affection should always be avoided. That said, there is a large local gay population and an underground gay scene exists in Kingston.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting   Equaldex   or   Smartraveller   before you travel.

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Kingston Jamaica is tucked between the blue mountains and the seventh-largest harbour and never fails to impress its travellers.

All the sprawl, noise and hustle of this main attraction of Jamaica is what actually attracts millions of tourists every year. The city was also named the Creative City of Music by UNESCO in 2015!

If you are planning a trip and looking for advice from the travel agents for Kingston then, it is imperative that you definitely explore the two halves of the city.

First, the Downtown area of Kingston is home to historic buildings, courts, banks, street markets and one of the Caribbean’s greatest art museums.

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• Nearest Airport: Norman Manley International Airport
• Travel Time: Non-stop flight from London to Jamaica takes 10 hours
• Direct Flight from London: British Airways & Virgin Atlantic fly direct from London to Kingston Jamaica
• Best time to be in Kingston Jamaica: December to April is the best time to visit Kingston as the city experiences extremely pleasant weather.

With so much to see and explore we know you cannot contain the excitement of packing your bags and leaving for a vacation in Kingston.

Things to do in Kingston, Jamaica

• Visit the Devon House which is Kingston greatest landmarks and historic heritage sites.
• Explore the largest and oldest public gallery – the National Gallery of Jamaica
• For a perfect beach day, head to Lime Cay located just off the coast of the mainland, close to Norman Manley International Airport.
• Indulge in some bar hopping because Jamaica is the rum capital of the world and Kingston has some of the best bar scenes in Jamaica
• Hike in the Blue Mountains for an escape into the wilderness.
• Enjoy a spa day at Strawberry Hill located in the lush Blue Mountains range
• Pay your tributes at the Bob Marley Museum. Bob Marley is one of the most influential and honoured people in Jamaica and the rest of the world.
• Watch a game especially a football, cricket, and track and field
• Visit Port Royal, also known as the ‘wickedest city in the world’. It was popular for pirate and shipping capital of the Caribbean during the 17th and 18th centuries.

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Some of the best hotels in Kingston are Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel, Spanish Court Hotel, The Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, Hotel Four Seasons among the many. We find you the best of the Kingston hotel options at the lowest prices.

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Yes, there are direct flights from London Gatwick to Kingston Jamaica that takes about 10 hours to reach. But if you are a looking for a connecting flight, take one from London Heathrow that has a stopover in Miami.

What is the cheapest month to book a holiday in Kingston Jamaica?

While January, November and December are considered to be the most expensive, February is considered to be the cheapest month to fly to Kingston. However, if you are booking through travel agents for Kingston, you will be able to find a cheaper deal even in the high season or even booking last minute flights to Kingston, Jamaica . Just keep your travelling dates flexible.

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