Jamaica Travel Q&A
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Ivan Negri and 6 others answered ·
Mexico: (Safe!) All inclusive vacation for mid twenty year old females? (7 Answers)
Hello Brianna,An excellent option is Playa del Carmen in Riviera Maya, Mexico. The town has a fantastic flair with a mix of Europeans, Latinos an American travelers, with lots of options for dining, nightlife, activities, etc. You fly into Cancun, wh... See More
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Seveen Jaja and 4 others answered ·
Montego Bay: What currency is used in Montego Bay, Jamaica? (5 Answers)
You don't have to convert but you'll pay in US and get change in Jamaican. Hope your math is good. See More
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Michelle C and 4 others answered ·
Montego Bay: Is crime in Jamaica significantly worse than other countries for travelers? (5 Answers)
We lived in Jamaica for the past two years as Peace Corps Volunteers and feel we know the situation well. While violent crime in Jamaica should definitely be taken seriously, it's important to understand that it is only in particular areas. The viole... See More
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jennifer byerly and 3 others answered ·
Depends on where your resort is located. If you're on the beach and closer to the middle of Seven Mile Beach , I'd eat locally. There's a killer patty restaurant called Miss Sonia's Patties and jerk pits aplenty, not to mention the two nice grocerie... See More
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Michelle C and 2 others answered ·
Jamaica: Jamaica in november (3 Answers)
Yes, November is usually a good time. The heat won't be as bad as in summer. Watch the storm warnings just in case - it is rare for them to hit Montego Bay side, though. We lived in Jamaica for two years as Peace Corps Volunteers and have a few blog ... See More
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Jamaica: Has anyone stayed at the Trident Hotel in Jamaica? How was the experience? (2 Answers)
Yes. Lovely accommodations, lovely parish, Portland, Jamaica, is possibly the most pristine area in the Caribbean. I guarantee you will enjoy it! See More
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Michelle C and 2 others answered ·
Jamaica: Kid Friendly Activities in and around Montego Bay? (3 Answers)
I know you said you wanted to avoid all-inclusives but there is one not too far from Mo Bay that is really ideal for kids and you'll still get a taste of Jamaican culture. It's called Franklyn D Resort and a Jamaican "nanny" is included for each fami... See More
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I never took part but I know there's a whole hostel dedicated to yoga in Negril. It's across the street from the beach-side hotels and has been popular among Peace Corps Volunteers. See More
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Ocho Rios: Best things to do other than the usual tourist attractions in Ocho Rios? (2 Answers)
Just go to Negril. Ochies Shave Ice is a fizzle especially for young people. See More
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Jamaica: Off-season travel recommendations in Jamaica? (2 Answers)
Ori, hostels and hotels are open here all year round. I may suggest Rafjam Kingston Hostel or www.rafjam.net. Help is definitely there. See More
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Popular Hotels
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Jake's (hotel)
Saint Elizabeth Parish (876) 965-3000
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Strawberry Hill (hotel)
Crooked River (800) 688-7678
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Doctors Cave Beach Hotel (hotel)
Gloucester Ave Montego Bay St James Parish (876) 952-4355
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Jamaica Inn (hotel)
Ocho Rios Saint Ann Parish (876) 974-2514
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The Bird's Nest Jamaica (hotel)
Montego Bay Saint James Parish (876) 781-2190
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ClubHotel Riu Ocho Rios (hotel)
(876) 972-2200
Popular Restaurants
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Rick's Cafe (restaurant)
West End Road Negril Westmoreland Parish (876) 957-0380
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Club Nazz & Restauran (restaurant)
Market St Falmouth Trelawny Parish (876) 617-5175
Popular Attractions
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Dunns River Falls (attraction)
Saint Ann Middlesex
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Boston Beach (attraction)
Portland Parish
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Martha Brae River (attraction)
Trelawny Parish
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Sandals Golf and Country Club (attraction)
Ocho Rios (876) 975-0119
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Secrets Wild Orchid Montego Bay (attraction)
Montego Bay Saint James Parish (876) 953-6600
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Bob Marley Mausoleum (attraction)
Nine Mile St. Ann Parish
