Explore Jamaica!
MONTEGO BAY
Montego Bay, the arrival city for most visitors and home to many spectacular hotels, offers every possible form of adventure. Learn about the island’s history by visiting the Rose Hall or Bellefield Great Houses, experience thrilling adventures such as zip-lining, ATV rides, underwater excursions and horseback rides into the sea, lounge on the stunning Doctor’s Cave Beach or indulge in extensive partying at the ‘Hip Strip’s’ many hot spots.
OCHO RIOS
Home to the amazing bottlenose dolphins of Dolphin Cove, many visitors trek to Ocho Rios to climb the spectacular Dunn’s River Falls. Take the chairlift up to Mystic Mountain to enjoy an authentic Jamaican Bobsled ride or a zip-line adventure, go on a Camel Safari at Prospect Plantation or paddle your glass bottom kayak into the Caribbean Sea from Treasure Reef.
NEGRIL
Aptly named the ‘Capital of Casual’, Negril is known for its laid-back vibe, its world-renowned 7-mile beach and exciting Kool Runnings Water Park. Known for the island’s best sunsets, Negril magically transforms into a nighttime party city with barefoot, live music beach fêtes and pumping club nights.
Read the Jamaica Tourist for fabulous ways to enjoy the island, regardless of budget.
The Jamaica Tourist is a free information newspaper which is available to island visitors and residents.
The Jamaica Tourist provides valuable information on island adventures, tours, interesting people, art, shopping, real estate, dining and much much more. 'What A Gwaan?' is filled with gossip, news and other interesting details.
The Jamaica Tourist is Jamaica's number one on island publication. Pick up your free copy today at one of our over 300 distribtution points all over Jamaica.
The Jamaica Tourist is also a great way to promote your business. Please feel free to download our latest media kit from our "Downloads' section.
Each issue can also be obtained in pdf format from the 'Downloads' section on this website. For any further information or a printed copy, please call or email us at any time.
One Love,
The Jamaica Tourist Team
Montego Bay, the arrival city for most visitors and home to many spectacular hotels, offers every possible form of adventure. Learn about the island’s history by visiting the Rose Hall or Bellefield Great Houses, experience thrilling adventures such as zip-lining, ATV rides, underwater excursions and horseback rides into the sea, lounge on the stunning Doctor’s Cave Beach or indulge in extensive partying at the ‘Hip Strip’s’ many hot spots.
OCHO RIOS
Home to the amazing bottlenose dolphins of Dolphin Cove, many visitors trek to Ocho Rios to climb the spectacular Dunn’s River Falls. Take the chairlift up to Mystic Mountain to enjoy an authentic Jamaican Bobsled ride or a zip-line adventure, go on a Camel Safari at Prospect Plantation or paddle your glass bottom kayak into the Caribbean Sea from Treasure Reef.
NEGRIL
Aptly named the ‘Capital of Casual’, Negril is known for its laid-back vibe, its world-renowned 7-mile beach and exciting Kool Runnings Water Park. Known for the island’s best sunsets, Negril magically transforms into a nighttime party city with barefoot, live music beach fêtes and pumping club nights.
Read the Jamaica Tourist for fabulous ways to enjoy the island, regardless of budget.
The Jamaica Tourist is a free information newspaper which is available to island visitors and residents.
The Jamaica Tourist provides valuable information on island adventures, tours, interesting people, art, shopping, real estate, dining and much much more. 'What A Gwaan?' is filled with gossip, news and other interesting details.
The Jamaica Tourist is Jamaica's number one on island publication. Pick up your free copy today at one of our over 300 distribtution points all over Jamaica.
The Jamaica Tourist is also a great way to promote your business. Please feel free to download our latest media kit from our "Downloads' section.
Each issue can also be obtained in pdf format from the 'Downloads' section on this website. For any further information or a printed copy, please call or email us at any time.
One Love,
The Jamaica Tourist Team
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