Laid-back, welcoming and irie are just a few of the words that come to mind when describing the unmatched vibe of Jamaica. Despite being one of the most popular islands in the Caribbean, the county lives up to its motto “Out of Many, One People,” by making all those who land on its sandy shores feel at home from the moment they arrive.
Travel boss Julian Bernard (@traveljefe) would definitely agree that Jamaica is easy to fall in love with. On his recent trip, Julian let his worries float away as he explored the uniqueness of the island.
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If you’ve been putting off planning a trip to Jamaica, allow us to change your mind with a guide to remind you that every little thing is gonna be alright.
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Welcome to Jamaica
Arguably one of the most popular islands in the Caribbean, travelers fall in love with Jamaica over and over again. Diversity is what makes the country a well-rounded destination. From breathtaking landscapes and unique experiences to spicy cuisine and family-friendly activities, you’ll be hard-pressed to find another island that offers everything Jamaica has and more.
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Rest and Relaxation
When people flock to most Caribbean islands the goal is to relax and let their cares wash away. One of the cool kids are flocking to on the island is the chic and trendy S Hotel Jamaica in Montego Bay. The sophisticated vibe attracts guests of all ages, and the poppin’ pool scene helps too!
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Take a Bite
Most people associate Jamaican fair with a spicy plate of jerk chicken but there are so many other dishes to try during your travels to the island. Ital cuisine is Jamaica’s take on vegetarian food, visitors can also give in to their sweet side by trying yummy pastries like gizzada (nutmeg with sugar and coconut, on a light buttery pastry) and tamarind balls or simply grab a staple Jamaican patty while on the go.
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Float On
With so much happening around the island, it’s tough to choose which activities are a must. However, if there’s one activity that is quintessential in Jamaica, it is taking a bamboo raft ride down the Martha Brae River in Montego Bay. The serene vibes will have you planning a return trip before you even leave.
