Flight, Hotel & Bargain Package Holidays in Jamaica

Getting there and getting around

Cheap flights to Jamaica can be found with many leading tour operators in the UK as flight only or package holidays. Flying into Jamaica is far from difficult; there are two international airports, the Norman Manley International Airport, which is situated in Kingston, and the Donald Sangster International Airport that lies in Montego Bay. Flights to Jamaica operate from most major airports in the UK to either airport. The majority of holidaymakers travelling to Jamaica tend to opt for all inclusive holidays, therefore spending the majority of their time in or around the accommodation. However if you wish to get out and about and discover the beauty of this charming Caribbean island then one of the best ways is to hire a car, prices are very cheap and it gives you the opportunity to travel around at your own pace.

Things to Do

A must-see attraction on your Jamaica holiday is the Dunns River Falls. An astounding waterfall situated a stone’s throw away from Ocho Rios, it attracts millions of visitors a year and is said to be one of Jamaica’s national treasures. Visitors get the opportunity to make the 600 ft climb from the bottom of the falls hand in hand with other keen tourists and tour guides. The guides at Dunns River Falls are skilled at leading you up the incline and will happily take photographs for you on your camera as you pose in front of the magnificent backdrop. For all those who are not so daring, you can walk alongside and observe the climbers taking memorable pictures along the way. If you prefer to simply lie back and relax on your Jamaica holiday, then take advantage of one of the Calico Cruises, which is a day cruise leaving five days a week. You can cruise the bay stopping off at the finest snorkelling spot in Jamaica, all snorkelling equipment is provided along with instructions for beginners. Then grab a drink and lie back under the sun as you sail the Caribbean Sea. Once settled you can begin dancing to the Jamaican rhythms played out on board. Calico Cruises also provide unlimited drinks within the price.

Food and drink

Jamaica’s cuisine tends to be very spicy and centres around fresh fish, chicken, fruits and vegetables. The national dish here is called ‘Ackee,’ which is simply a local fruit with saltfish. Many restaurants in Jamaica feature this dish on their menu and entice their foreign visitors to give it a try. As with virtually every Caribbean Island, there are not just typical Jamaican restaurants for you to enjoy. Jamaica has a huge tourist industry and therefore ensures they cater for a range of tastes. Plenty of international eateries also cater for a variety of tastes including the fast food lovers among us. For holidays in Jamaica or any other Caribbean island, travel.co.uk is sure to discover the best possible prices around