One of the most visited islands in the Caribbean is Jamaica. The island’s overall land area is 4,244 square miles, and it is 51 miles wide at its widest point. It extends from Morant Point in the east to Negril in the west. Jamaica, which has a height of 7,402 feet at its highest point, is a kaleidoscope of beauty, making it the most valuable gem in the Caribbean. The appeal of the place keeps newcomers coming back.

Why Visit Jamaica

Jamaica is one of the friendliest islands in the Caribbean… Jamaicans seem to be always smiling, the white sand beaches are gorgeous, and the cuisine is delicious.

All-inclusive resorts are a great value, as are luxury hotels, and you can party until dawn in the main tourist locations. In the Montego Bay region, there are four excellent Jamaican golf courses where you may play golf.

While in Jamaica

A visit to the Pelican Bar is a must-do if you visit the Westmoreland parish of Jamaica, it’s a fun experience. To reach the rickety bar in the sea which has been constructed from driftwood you’ll have to drive or get a taxi to the nearest beach and get a boat out with a local skipper. Your hotel will be able to give you instructions on the bar’s location and how to get there.

Visit the Blue Hole, hidden in the Ocho Rios hills – the falls are not commercialized and it’s a serene haven if you want to get away from the bustling tourist area below.

The main tourist regions are in and around Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, and Negril, but you may also find excellent lodging in other places on the island, tucked away in lovely gardens and away from the bustling tourist centers, as in the Westmoreland parish. From welcoming guesthouses and self-catering flats to all-inclusive resorts, family resorts with all-inclusive activities, luxury beachside hotels, magnificent villas, and fabulous hotels with luxury spas, Jamaica offers a wide variety of lodging options. Around the Montego Bay region, where there is a particularly lovely cluster of excellent golf courses, there are also fantastic golf resorts. There are plenty of options for lodging, whether you’re a wealthy tourist or a traveler. All-inclusive resorts are well-known in Jamaica, and many upscale hotels have stunning beachfront accommodations, immaculate suites, and floodlit tennis courts. There are so many options on this welcoming island.