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Jamaica Holidays
Are you looking for sun-soaked beaches, cocktails on the sand and brilliant blue lagoons? Well, look no further. Jamaica holidays are the perfect option for those who want to chill out and soak up the endless Caribbean sunshine on powder-soft beaches. This exotic island is the home of reggae, Bob Marley and mouth-watering jerk chicken and with so many beaches to choose from (all with beautifull
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Getting Around
If you want to get out and about to explore Jamaica, ensure you get your hotel to book a reputable taxi company or head out on a pre-booked excursion. Arrange the fare before you get in cabs, as meters are often broken. Buses can get very busy. You can also hire your own driver, who will take you wherever you want to go, or hire your own car, but rental can be expensive.
Bask on the Beach
Jamaica's soft white sands and gloriously blue waters are heaven for water babies who like to scuba, snorkel and swim all day long. There are a huge array of tropical fish to see and with beautiful coves to explore you'll be hard pressed to leave the beach. Hotel beaches have a fun vibe with beach bars lining the sand.
Take a Sailing Trip
Like many of the Caribbean islands, Jamiaca is blessed with white sands and turquoise sea so get out and explore the coves and bays on a catamaran and sailing cruise! See more of the island by taking a day trip to secluded coves and private beaches or enjoy a romantic sunset cruise as the sun melts into the horizon.
Beach Bars and Bites
The Hip Strip or Gloucester Avenue is the place to be seen in Montego Bay during the day and night, with over 60 shops and 35 restaurants and bars lining the street ranging from local arts, crafts and cuisine to more familiar branded restaurants and bars. Jamaica is famous for its melting pot of local and lively flavours, foodies can enjoy national favourites jerk chicken and pork, to goat curries, salt fish, beef patties, pepperpot soup and conch stew. The callaloo and pickled mackerel salad is also worth sampling. Once satisfied, spend the evening in Rick’s Café, an island institution founded in 1974 that's widely regarded as one of the best places in the world to catch the sunset, drawing a large crowd daily to catch its stunning views.
Visit Bob Marley’s House
You won’t be able to visit Jamaica without hearing the familiar sounds of Bob Marley played in bars and on beaches, so a visit to the Bob Marley Museum is well worth it. Designated a Jamaican Heritage Site, his original house has been preserved just as it was. Visit his recording studio, see a selection of his favourite clothing and get a glimpse of all of his gold and platinum awards from around the world. In the adjacent theatre, performances are screened from his ‘One Love Peace Concert’ in 1978.
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