Jamaica Holidays
7 night Jamaica Holidays from £496
14 night Jamaica Holidays from £630
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Jamaica holiday information
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Enjoy a Caribbean paradise with a unique culture and vibrant atmosphere with a Jamaica holiday.
Jamaica Holidays
Jamaica, the third largest Caribbean island, is best known for its laid back pace of living and reggae. Jamaica holidays are ideal to relax and recharge your batteries. With sandy white beaches, clear blue waters, refreshing waterfalls and lush green mountains you will feel like you are in paradise on your Jamaica holiday.
Many of the hotels for Jamaica holidays are All Inclusive, with fantastic facilities and unlimited waterpsorts. It is very tempting not to leave the hotel beach or poolside during your Jamaica holiday, however, if you do you will find that there is much more to see and do on your Jamaica holiday than just the sun, sea and sand.
Jamaica Holiday Resorts
The three main tourist areas are Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril. Montego Bay is probably the most established Jamaica holiday resort with some of the islands best beaches nearby. Ocho Rios with its famous Dunn’s River falls is both picturesque and lively. Negril on the West Coast has a fabulous seven mile long sandy white beach and is slightly more laid back, attracting a younger crowd on Jamaica holidays. All of these Jamaica holiday resorts have a good selection of shops, restaurants and nightlife on offer.
Jamaica Holidays in Kingston
Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, also has some top class hotels for travellers on Jamaica holidays, as well as great shopping, restaurants and bars, and wild nightlife.
Jamaica's physical beauty is matched by the atmosphere and character of the island and many people return year after year on a Jamaica holiday for the experience.
Jamaica Holidays for Honeymooners
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Jamaica Weather ChartThe best, and driest time of year is from December to April, although it is hot and sunny all year round.
The hurricane season runs from June to October although actual hurricnes are rare.
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