JAMAICA HOLIDAYS

Jamaica is laced with beautiful river courses that tumble through forests and mountains to the low bluffs and long sandy beaches for which the island is famous. Restored Great Houses rub shoulders with Caribbean shacks and the rhythms of Jamaica’s huge musical heritage are everywhere. Our tailor made holidays include a range of accommodation offering some of the most comfortable, unashamedly luxurious hotels in the Caribbean. From hiking in the famous Blue Mountians, relaxing on the fabulous beaches of Negril, exploring the rugged beauty of the Cockpit Country and discovering the charming town of Port Antonio - Jamaica has has so much to offer.

Negril

Famous for its sunsets, it also has a reputation as one of the most relaxed beach resorts on the island. We prefer the low cliffs to the south of Negril. This is a particularly scenic section of coast offering uninterrupted views of the Caribbean.

Cockpit Country

Amazing rugged landscape of lumps, bumps and small hills which the Maroons (escaped slaves) made their home and very effectively defended against British incursion.

Treasure Beach

A delightfully friendly and undeveloped coastal area in the south of the island with some wonderful beaches and colourful cottages to stay in.

The Blue Mountains

The Blue Mountain peaks dominate the eastern end of the island with foothills rising in the suburbs of Kingston to 7402 feet at the highest point before descending to Port Antonio on the north coast.

Port Antonio

Port Antonio is another welcoming small town in a sleepy laid-back corner of the island. Hiking, rafting, waterfalls, bird-watching and botany are the chief attractions here. For a little variety there are some fabulous beaches and coves to seek out and enjoy, such as Frenchman’s Cove and the Blue Hole.

Oracabessa and Ocho Rios

An area of the north coast that is host to some of the island’s most famous attractions including Dunn’s River Falls and Fern Gully. Oracabessa was also the home to Ian Fleming and Noel Coward.