Jamaica has a portfolio of postcard-worthy beaches, but look beyond them and you’ll find a mountainous interior, busy urban areas that pulse with soca beats, and historical towns that still carry the remnants of the country’s complex past. Our specialists will use their expert knowledge to help you pick the best places in Jamaica to suit your interests, tastes and budget.
UNESCO named Kingston a Creative City of Music in 2015, and the capital remains Jamaica’s cultural and historic heart, with an important collection of museums including Bob Marley’s former home. Jamaica’s second city, Montego Bay, is a glossier affair, with luxurious resorts running along its white-sand beaches. And for the quieter life, you could look to Port Antonio, which still retains the sleepiness of a laid-back fishing village, or Ocho Rios, where you can seek out waterfalls among tropical forest.
UNESCO named Kingston a Creative City of Music in 2015, and the capital remains Jamaica’s cultural and historic heart, with an important collection of museums including Bob Marley’s former home. Jamaica’s second city, Montego Bay, is a glossier affair, with luxurious resorts running along its white-sand beaches. And for the quieter life, you could look to Port Antonio, which still retains the sleepiness of a laid-back fishing village, or Ocho Rios, where you can seek out waterfalls among tropical forest.
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Popular places to visit in Jamaica
Featuring heavily on our itinerary ideas for visiting Jamaica, these places are destinations that we know prove consistently popular with our travellers. How you choose to include them in your trip can be tailored into a route that best suits your preferences.