Xperience Jamaica

Explore Jamaica

Find your way into Jamaica.

Everything we have published so far, in one place. Browse by destination if you are deciding where to base yourself, by place if you already know roughly where you are going, or by guide if you would rather read your way in.

Places and experiences

Specific places, with where they are and how they fit into a trip.

Montego Bay

Doctor's Cave Beach Beach · Gloucester Avenue, Montego BayA city beach on Gloucester Avenue that gives somebody staying in Montego Bay an easy way to get in the water without turning it into a full excursion.Gloucester Avenue Area · Montego Bay, St. JamesThe waterfront street most people call the Hip Strip, and the part of Montego Bay that works without a car.Harmony Beach Park Beach · Howard Cooke Boulevard, Montego BayA sixteen acre public beach park on the Montego Bay waterfront, opened in 2021 and run as a park rather than as a bathing club.Montego Bay Marine Park Natural Site · Montego Bay shoreline, St. JamesThe protected water along Montego Bay's own shoreline, which is why the reef here is reachable from a beach rather than from a boat.The Pelican Grill Restaurant · Gloucester Avenue, Montego BayA family run Jamaican restaurant on Gloucester Avenue that has been feeding Montego Bay since the 1960s.Scotchies Restaurant · Coral Gardens, St. JamesAn open air jerk centre east of Montego Bay where the cooking is done outside, over pimento wood, in front of you.Rose Hall Great House Historic Site · Rose Hall, St. JamesA Georgian great house above the coast east of Montego Bay, built in 1770 on a sugar estate and restored two centuries later.Rocklands Bird Sanctuary Natural Site · Anchovy, St. JamesA hillside garden above Montego Bay where wild hummingbirds feed from the hand, open to visitors since 1962.Martha Brae River Rafting Experience · Near Falmouth, TrelawnyA slow river experience on a bamboo raft that works as a half day outside Montego Bay.Luminous Lagoon Natural Site · Falmouth, TrelawnyA lagoon at Falmouth where the water lights up when it is disturbed, and one of a very small number of places in the world that does it.

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