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Jamaica Tours and Trips

Jamaica Tours and Trips

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Located off the coast of Cuba and near to Florida, a trip to Jamaica will lead you to a variety of flora and fauna to see on this small island, some of which that are only native to the country and it’s smaller island neighbors. Once a commonwealth realm of Britain, Jamaicans take their history with stride.

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Honest insights from past guests on our Jamaica tours

Anonymous | Traveled in December

Tish was an excellent tour leader and really looked after us. It's a great way to see Jamaica, visiting lots of places and a not too packed itinerary, so that you have enough downtime to enjoy Jamaica and to relax.

Anonymous | Traveled in March

Despite a mishap in that my pickup at Kingston airport did not materialise through no fault of the local rep, I thoroughly enjoyed my trip across Jamaica. I was disappointed with the guide for not initially giving a general introduction of Jamaica and Jamaica life on our first days, but apart from that the guide fully ensured we kept to our schedule and that we made the most of our time in Jamaica. This trip was the perfect way to see the Island rather than being stuck in the same hotel with the very limited transportation options to other places that most UK tour companies offer for Jamaican holidays. To note though that the hotel and breakfasts did vary in their standards. Overall with the idyllic swimming locations, it was a very enjoyable trip indeed.

Elsa | Traveled in March

Good trip, itinerary. Good mix of included activities, optionals/free time. Average guide, rude. Didn’t provide information about the country unless specifically asked and then just rattle off some comments and was done with it. Great food. Hotels were good but some were distant from restaurants, so you were forced to eat at the hotels with their expensive rates or take a taxi into town… and oh! so many drivers. We were constantly changing vehicles and drivers throughout the trip. We had a tips kitty but we were constantly handling our own luggage at hotels, not sure what the tips kitty was used for on this trip, maybe the many drivers??

Fiona | Traveled in October

An excellent and very laid back trip seeing Jamaica. The guides in the Bob Marley museum, Rose Hall, Charles Town Maroons and the coffee plantation were very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Lots to see on the island and almost everything covered. Mostly good accommodation but the island is still suffering from Hurricane Beryl so as things improve it will be a lot better.

Sally | Traveled in May

It is a real pity Jamaica has a bad reputation - our experience was really good. Tourists should use their common sense but we found locals to be friendly and welcoming. The pace was gentle and good if you go on holiday knackered from work !

Jamaica Tours — Highlights and Travel Tips

They declared their independence in 1962 and since then they have taken advantage of that independence. While holidaying in Jamaica, take in the sights, smells, and culture of this tropical paradise.

Travel Highlights

  • Soak up the sun on the beaches that go all the way around the island.
  • Listen to the reggae beats that are native to this island.
  • Live it up in Kingston and take a chance on the nightlife.
  • Learn of the life of one of Jamaica’s most famous men, Bob Marley, at the Bob Marley Museum.
  • Take in the Rio Grande River by rafting it.
  • Try and spot a crocodile in the Black River.
  • Learn of the pirate culture at Port Royal.
  • Dive with the marine life at Mongeto Bay.

Travel Tips

  • Learn to bargain; you can get goods at amazing prices if you haggle. 
  • Taste the street food; most of the best food can be eaten on the go.
  • Don’t go over “Spring Break;” you’ll pay more and there will be plenty of people already there.
  • Use the route taxis; there might be strangers, but they cost less.
  • If you want to drive a car, be careful on the road. Speed limits are mere suggestions. 
  • If you’re willing to risk it, go during hurricane season; things are significantly cheaper.
  • Bring mosquito repellant. 
  • Don’t become a beach bum; there is more to this island then beaches, like climbing Dunn’s River Falls, or going to Dolphin Cove.

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