Some people who want to see and experience the beauty and excitement of the popular Ocho Rios a bit differently choose to try backpacking and camping in this exotic bit of Jamaica. Not only could this be the adventure of a lifetime, but they’re also able to save a great deal... Read More

If you like music you’ll love the nightlife in Kingston, there’s music around every corner. You could even say that music the soul of Jamaica. Kingston’s nightlife is mainly focused around one street and that’s Knutsford Boulevard. It isn’t hard to... Read More

Getting Back to Basics with a Naturist Vacation in Jamaica There’s something for everyone on the Caribbean island of Jamaica – even those who feel best dressed when they aren’t dressed at all! There are a number of naturist destinations across Jamaica so if you... Read More

Montego Bay, locally known as MoBay, is probably the tourist capital of Jamaica. You’ll find more holiday makers here than in any other part of the country, and yet you’ll still find parts of it that are relatively secluded! Despite Jamaica as a whole being a Caribbean... Read More

What are the Legal Formalities for a Wedding in Jamaica? There are many reasons why getting married abroad is popular, and when it comes to getting married in Jamaica, one of the main reasons is the location! What could be more romantic than being married on a beautiful beach, or... Read More

Kingston, the capital of Jamaica is well-known for its rum, not to mention their hot Jamaican sun and music. Every night party night but don’t stray too far from the well-known tourist areas because there are two very different sides to Kingston, the tourist side of it all... Read More

Jet skiing used to be quite an extreme sport, now it’s more of a way of getting around the island! If you have the courage and the skill, hire a jet ski for the day and you can ditch the official tours and travel at your own pace. You could even consider a vacation where you... Read More

Is it Safe to Drink the Water on your Visit to Jamaica? For the most part, the answer is yes. In most of the main areas of Jamaica that are usually populated with tourists, it is “safe” to drink the water from the faucet or tap. However the further you go from the cities... Read More

Whether or not to pay for holiday insurance is a big question when it comes to setting the vacation budget, and often it’s something that you can safely go without. But should you go without it when visiting somewhere off the beaten track like Jamaica? One of the things you’d... Read More

One of the worst things about any vacation is being harassed by local traders. It’s bad enough when they shout at you as you walk by, not deterred by your ignoring them they shout louder making a comment that clearly identifies you in the crowd of other tourists, but when if... Read More