Jamaica Holiday & Travel Guide: Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean and is a place of incredible natural beauty. The island is renowned for its culture and there is a wide range of activities for all the family to enjoy. With fantastic weather, there are many superb events to see such as the Reggae Sumfest or even the Carnival hosted in April.

Jamaica is the perfect holiday destination if you wish to relax, either on the great beaches of the northern coast or being at one with nature, bird watching is great here. The Jamaica Tourist Board has lots of information on where is good to go, what is best to do and where you can do it - visit their website here.

Weather:  There are two rainy seasons from May and June and September to November. The two dry seasons are from July to August and December to April. The hurricane season is from May to August. The annual average temperature is 27 degrees Celsius with the average rainfall being 78 inches. 

Transport and Travel: It is easy to fly to Jamaica as they have two international airports: Sangster International Airport Montego Bay, and Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston. From the airports there are car rentals, taxis and even another flight to take you around the island. Travelling around Jamaica is easy with public transport and JUTA, Jamaican Union of Travellers Association, which is assured to help you travel in comfort.

Currency and Medical Requirements:  The official currency is the Jamaican Dollar. For travellers above the age of one they must have a yellow fever vaccination, no other vaccinations are compulsory.

Visa and Entry Requirements: A valid passport and return ticket. Back to Caribbean Islands Guide