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jamaica holidays overviewJamaica is loved by visitors for its natural beauty and wonderful laid-back atmosphere. A holiday here is about taking things easy, forget your watch and spend your days relaxing on a sandy beach. For the more active, there are wealth of activities on offer, swim at the famous Blue Lagoon, try one of the exciting water-sports, explore the cool Blue ... [more info] Mountains or make your way to the top of Dunn’s River Falls. This island of spectacular mountains, lush cane fields and stunning beaches also has a diverse cultural heritage. European influences are visible in the colonial buildings and plantation houses while the Rastafarian influence fills the air with the sounds of reggae. The popular resorts of Montego Bay and Negril offer endless entertainment options. With fabulous restaurants and nightclubs, you can enjoy the island’s local delicacies and dance the night away to sultry Caribbean rhythms. However you choose to spend your Jamaican holiday, you are sure to return home with a smiling face and maybe even a few new dance steps. [less info] Special holiday offers in jamaica
about jamaica holidaysJamaica is loved by visitors for its natural beauty and wonderful laid-back atmosphere. A holiday here is about taking things easy, forget your watch and spend your days relaxing on a sandy beach. For the more active, there are wealth of activities on offer, swim at the famous Blue Lagoon, try one of the exciting water-sports, explore the cool Blue Mountains or make your way to the top of Dunn’s River Falls. This island of spectacular mountains, lush cane fields and stunning beaches also has a diverse cultural heritage. European influences are visible in the colonial buildings and plantation houses while the Rastafarian influence fills the air with the sounds of reggae. The popular resorts of Montego Bay and Negril offer endless entertainment options. With fabulous restaurants and nightclubs, you can enjoy the island’s local delicacies and dance the night away to sultry Caribbean rhythms. However you choose to spend your Jamaican holiday, you are sure to return home with a smiling face and maybe even a few new dance steps. important holiday info
montego bay holidaysour hotels in montego bayMontego Bay - known to the locals as Mo Bay, is located on the north of the island, towards the western side of the coast. The town is second in importance to Kingston, the capital and has an international airport of the same name, where the majority of tourists arrive. Montego Bay is the most established resort in Jamaica and has three main beaches, Walter Fletcher Beach, Corwall Beach and the most famous in the area Doctors Cave. Montego Bay's hotels have developed along the coast road and in the wooded hills above, both east and west of the town. They vary in standards from the luxurious to the more affordable but rustic and charming hillside properties. Montego Bay has an array of shops, both in the centre and also at Ironside, where there is a variety of goods from local handicrafts and souvenirs, to duty-free perfumes, jewellery and porcelain. Most hotels also have their own shops and boutiques. negril holidaysour hotels in negrilNegril lies at the western tip of Jamaica, along a 7-mile stretch of soft sandy beach that continues to West End, a rocky headland with cliffs. Most of the hotels in the area, are located on the seaward side of the road, that links Negril to the resorts and towns further east. Building restrictions have meant that Negril 's hotels are built below a specified height, usually the height of a palm tree which has helped the area to retain its natural beauty. The clear water shelves gently to the offshore reef which is a haven for diving and snorkeling. Negril's West End offers some of the best diving in Jamaica as well as a haunt for music lovers and artists. It is also here, that the most popular bars, discos and live music venues are located, where reggae pulsates till the small hours and is home to the famous Rick's Cafe where you can watch tourists and locals cliff dive and then see the sunset. ocho rios holidaysour hotels in ocho riosOcho Rios on Jamaica's north coast, stretches some 18 miles around a beautiful bay with the beaches are reputed to be the best on the island and ideal for swimming and all watersports. Ocho Rios is also a popular call for cruise ships, where passengers can easily disembark to visit the local attractions. The bay is flanked by lush tropical vegetation of palm trees, sugar cane, coconut and fruit plantations. The town of Ocho Rios(as shopping plazas, craft markets and roadside stalls selling local handicraft and souvenirs. There is also duty free shopping in the plazas in Ocho Rios town and the larger hotels have a range of boutiques and shops, also having the major fast food chains and local Jamaican eating places, for those who want to sample spicy local dishes. runaway bay holidaysour hotels in runaway bayRunnaway Bay, the site where Columbus first landed, lies between the two resorts of Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. The beaches are good for swimming and excellent for watersports, in particular wind surfing, snorkeling and scuba diving. Runaway Bay is quieter and more relaxed than the neighbouring resorts and caters well for families and couples of all ages. Most hotels at Runaway Bay are located either by the beach or above, in the gently sloping hills that lie behind the coastal road. Beyond the renown resorts and golf courses of Runaway Bay , there's horse riding nearby at the equestrian centre of Chukka Cove, that features polo matches. horse riding lessons and trail rides through neighbouring plantations. trelawny holidaysour hotels in trelawnyTrelawny, once part of the parish of St James, was separated to become a parish in its own right in 1770 and named in honour of Sir William Trelawny, the then Governor of Jamaica. The parish was wealthy from the sugar estates and the resulting export of sugar and rum to England. The parish of Trelawney became the centre of commerce in western Jamaica and boasts of having piped water before New York. Sadly Trelawny's wealth weakened with the demise of sugar in the 20th century, however it is undoubtedly one of the most historic parishes in Jamaica. Falmouth, named after the town in Cornwall where Sir William was born, is the parish capital and well worth a visit. The town is said to be the best laid out town in Jamaica, its beautiful if now faded architecture, unfolds the past glory of this quiet town. The Town Hall dates from1815 and was the focal point of the islands elite. It was here they gathered to dine and dance at Stately Balls under the resplendent glitter of huge chandeliers.
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| Popular holidays in jamaica | Board Basis | Nights | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3+* sunset beach | all inclusive | 7 nts | £659 |
| 4* round hill | room only | 7 nts | £839 |
| NA* sandals royal caribbean resort & private island | all inclusive | 7 nts | £1069 |
| 4* superclubs breezes montego bay | all inclusive | 7 nts | £669 |
| NA* beaches negril resort & spa | all inclusive | 7 nts | £1109 |
| 5* couples negril | all inclusive | 7 nts | £969 |
| 5* grand lido negril | all inclusive | 7 nts | £869 |
| 4* hedonism II | all inclusive | 7 nts | £829 |
| 5* couples swept away beach & spa resort | all inclusive | 7 nts | £989 |
| 4* sunset at the palms | all inclusive | 7 nts | £739 |
| NA* beaches boscobel resort & golf club | all inclusive | 7 nts | £1049 |
| 5* jamaica inn | room only | 7 nts | £749 |
| 5* couples sans souci | all inclusive | 7 nts | £959 |
| 5* royal plantation | room only | 7 nts | £849 |
| NA* sandals grande ocho rios beach and villa resort | all inclusive | 7 nts | £1039 |
| 4+* sunset jamaica grande | all inclusive | 7 nts | £689 |
| 4* hedonism III | all inclusive | 7 nts | £819 |
| 5* grand lido braco | all inclusive | 7 nts | £869 |





