Start here. Clear advice on arrivals, where to stay, beaches and attractions, transport, costs, timing, and safety. Use this hub to jump to any topic and plan with confidence.
Region basics, safety awareness, and local etiquette so you feel comfortable.
It’s simple and and legally recognized worldwide worldwide: secure a license via the Ministry of Justice or a planner, and choose your ideal venue.
How to use taxis, buses, rentals, and main roads with quick safety pointers.
Beaches, waterfalls, day trips, and local highlights. Pick a place and go.
Get the practical stuff sorted fast. Learn how money works, how to stay healthy and safe, how to get connected with a SIM or eSIM, what to pack, when to go, and quick answers to common questions.
Quick, no-nonsense tips to stay well and safe on your trip. Sun care, water and beach safety, insect protection, food and water advice, road awareness, insurance, and emergency contacts.
Seasons at a glance with dry and rainy windows, storm risk timing, monthly weather and crowd notes, and simple deal tips.
Choose resorts for full amenities and on-site dining, guesthouses for budget value, and villas or family stays for extra space. Pick beachfront hotels if you plan to swim every day. Stay in town centers for walkable food, music, and nightlife. This mix fits most trips and keeps travel time low.
Beaches, waterfalls, rivers, historic great houses, coffee estates, rum distilleries, and sunset viewpoints. Plan by area, check opening hours, and go early to avoid crowds and midday heat.
Plan easy culture days across Jamaica with top stops, local history, Maroon sites, and festival ideas.
Port Royal, Devon House, great houses, and forts that tell the island’s story.
Jamaica is known for bold rum and smooth Blue Mountain coffee. This guide shows what to expect, where to go, and how to plan your tastings with confidence.
Use these lists to plan meals, music stops, culture days, and what to bring home.
Jamaica has something for everyone. Try water sports, hiking, zip-lining, snorkeling, river rafting, horseback riding, golf, and guided tours. Unwind with spa treatments, yoga, live entertainment, and kids’ clubs at top resorts. Explore waterfalls, festivals, and great houses. For families, look for animal encounters, theme parks, and educational outings. Plan by season or interest, and use Jamaica876.com to build your trip.
Tiered falls with guided climbs and photo stops.
Clear pools and short hikes. Go early for quiet time.
Boat ride through mangroves with bird and croc views.
Night tour to see the water glow when it moves.
Peaceful river rafting with local guides.
See how it is made and try a tasting.
Long sandy beach in Negril with calm water.
Bobsled ride, zip lines, and a view over Ocho Rios.
Wooden bar on a sandbar. Reach it by small boat.
Frenchman’s Cove, San San, and small coves with calm water.
Historic estate with day and night tours.
Cliff views, sunset, and cliff diving.
Short answers to common questions. How to pay, how to get a SIM, how to get from Montego Bay to Negril, what to wear for river trips, and how early to book popular tours.
Major tourist spots accept USD and credit cards, but smaller shops prefer Jamaican dollars. Always carry some local cash.
Buy a SIM card from Digicel or FLOW at the airport or in town. Bring an unlocked phone. Top-up options are available island-wide.
Book popular tours at least 48 hours in advance, especially during high season from December to April. Some attractions accept walk-ins.
You can use a private taxi, hotel shuttle, or book a transfer online. The drive takes about 1.5 to 2 hours along the north coast.
Wear water shoes, a swimsuit or quick-dry clothes, and bring a towel. Avoid flip-flops. A dry bag is useful for phones and money.
