Day 190 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Swim, Play, and Eat at Cosmo’s in Negril

Cosmo’s is one of the spots on the island where you can get the real and natural experience of Jamaica. You can dine inside or outside and enjoy the restaurant’s beach view, music, and Jamaican-style cuisine. Lobsters are caught daily right by the restaurant, and the chef prepares each seafood order to perfection. The freshest […]
Emancipation park Aerial view, Port Royal Coast Maiden Cay, YS Falls – This Week’s Picks for Best Jamaica Instagram Photos

Check out this week’s best photos of Jamaica and Jamaican culture on Instagram. Our favorites this week include images from Emancipation park Aerial view, Port Royal Coast Maiden Cay, YS Falls. If you would like your photo featured on our site tag your shots with the hashtag #jamaicansphotos and follow us @jamaicans_com on Instagram. Aerial […]
Day 189 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Take a Mountain Drive into Geological Time

For another way to view the scenic wonders of Jamaica, take a drive from Papine into the John Crow Mountains. You can see Kingston from the heights, travel through New Castle Fort and make stops on the way to Holywell to do some geological exploring: look at the exposed rock faces with a magnifying glass […]
Day 188 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Don’t Leave Jamaica without Them

On your way home from Jamaica, you’ll probably want to take some souvenirs of your visit. Here are some things you should definitely get before you depart. Visit a supermarket or hotel gift shop and pick up a bottle of Walkerswood Jerk Sauce. At the airport you’ll have the chance to buy already-frozen and packaged […]
World’s Largest Cruise Ship to Dock in Jamaica

The “Harmony of the Seas,” the largest cruise ship in the world, is scheduled to pay a visit to Jamaica in November 2016. This will be the first time the ship, which Is owned by Royal Caribbean, has reached Jamaican shores. It will dock at Trelawny’s Falmouth Pier. According to Edmund Bartlett, Jamaica’s Minister of […]
Day 187 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Sleep on the Cliffs of Negril

The Sea Grape Bungalows, situated on the cliffs at the West End of Negril, offer a choice of three different-sized accommodations. The smallest bungalow can handle four guests and features a hammock on a veranda overlooking the Caribbean Sea – perfect for kicking back after an eventful day of sightseeing. The venue provides a complimentary […]
Day 186 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Get Your Fast Food Here

If you find yourself needing a quick meal on the way from one Jamaican adventure to another, walk on by the usual American fast-food chain restaurants and try the local island fare. Island Grill offers grilled jerk chicken with plantain chips, while Tastee Patties serves up tiny, flaky patties with various fillings, including ground beef, […]
Negril Listed Among Top 22 Beach Holiday Locations

According to a report from Expedia in the United Kingdom, many British tourists plan to visit Seven Mile Beach in Negril. The beach was ranked among the top 22 beach vacation spots in the world by tourists who appreciated its turquoise-colored water and its palm trees. Expedia’s Flip Flop Report published on June 21, 2016, […]
Day 185 of 365 Things to Do, See & Eat in Jamaica – Meet the Crocodiles in the Black River

Jamaica’s longest river flows into the Caribbean Sea near the town of Black River in Negril. Here you can take a guided boat tour in search of crocodiles. On the way to your visit with the crocodiles in their natural habitat, you’ll also see egrets, cranes and other wildlife that live near the dark, tannin-infused […]
Jamaica Featured in Harper’s Bazaar Magazine

Harper’s Bazaar magazine has published a feature article about Jamaica, focusing on a three-day trip taken by Chrissy Rutherford, senior digital editor. Rutherford’s recent visit to the island included a stop in Kingston, which she acknowledges is not a popular tourist destination. However, since her family is from Kingston and family members still live there, […]