Jamaican Holiday
Travel is fun when groups of friends go to a Caribbean island with sunny beaches and plenty of adventure sports. Be in beach volleyball at sunset or a banana boat ride at high noon or a moonlight dance party on the beach, Jamaica has it all. Spring break just flies when you are in Jamaica – there is so much to see, so much to do. At the end of the trip, you and your friends will find yourselves listing out the things that you would do on your next trip, things that you could have done if only you had more time. It is not all adventure sports and games on the beach, there are historic sites to visit, plenty of shopping and lots of music and dancing. Even if you are trying something new, like a scuba diving or dancing salsa, Jamaicans are so friendly and helpful, you don’t feel awkward, They make you feel completely at ease, whether it is your first outdoor massage or your maiden attempt at playing golf, that you feel relaxed . Hospitality is a way of life for Jamaicans, they just want to make sure that you have a memorable stay on their island..
Being a preferred travel destination in the Caribbean, Jamaica welcomes visitors from all over the world,. Thanks to its consistently sunny climate, the abundance of fine sandy beaches and the excellent visibility in the clear waters of the Caribbean sea, nature tourists and water sports enthusiasts flock to Jamaica.. Water sports like diving, snorkeling, rafting and wind surfing are preferred activities for active visitors. Bicycle tours and hiking trips are for those who want to explore the landscape.,
Kingston, the capital has some historic sites like Fort Charles and Rose Hall Great Housel. The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston is also a worth a visit. Montego Bay. Negril and Ochos Rios are popular with international tourists and honeymooners.
Visitors get plenty of opportunities to hear the music of Jamaica in clubs, bars and beach concerts. In June, during the Jazz Festival in Ochos Rios, there are free concerts and performances on the beach.
Food lovers are in for a treat in Jamaica, where one can taste local and international fare in several restaurants. Little shacks on the beach as well as gourmet Caribbean restaurants serve the Jamaican speciality – jerk chicken or jerk pork, basically barbecued meat flavored with a unique combination of spices. Add fresh seafood and vintage local rum and you have the recipe for a lip smacking meal that you wont forget in a hurry..
