Montego Bay (Sangster Intl. Airport) (MBJ) Transfers

The divine white-sand beach was once believed to be washed over by waters with strong curative properties. Today, over a century later, the possible medicinal effect has been eclipsed by its popularit...

The Montego Bay Marine Park emerged as part of the effort to protect and preserve the fragile flora and fauna of the area, damaged by human activity and pollution. Guides can be hired a few days in ad...

The Luminous Lagoon, just a short drive east of Montego Bay, is one of the few places in the world where the so-called "glistening waters" can be observed. At night, the waters of the lagoon light up ...

Some 30 kilometres east of Montego Bay is the Martha Brae Rafting Village, where one can embark on an unmissable journey along the lush banks of Martha Brae on board a bamboo raft steered by an experi...

Now here's an experience hard to come by elsewhere: the Rastafari Indigenous Village, just outside city limits, is a neat introduction to Jamaica's indigenous religious movement that has gained follow...

Colonial Rose Hall offers a glimpse of what life was like for the white elites of Jamaica, and one of its arguably most notorious representatives: fabled, semi-fictionalized Annie Palmer, also known a...

Arguably the finest dining the city has to offer can be enjoyed at the floating Houseboat Grill in the Bogue Lagoon. Select a lobster of your choice from the display and have it cooked right then and ...

The well-liked Hip Strip institution is the place to be for varied Jamaican, and international, specialties, with typical finds like oxtail stew and escovitch fish (fried fish) featured on the menu al...

One of the finest dining establishments on the island prides itself on telling the story of Jamaican cuisine from shore to shore, seafood to oxtail. It is an upscale affair located on premises of the ...

It's a real treat to have yourself a seafood dinner at the splendid Marguerite’s, one that a very special night calls for. Start with drinks at sunset at the on-site bar, and continue on to the sea-fr...

This no-frills eatery at the edge of the Craft Market serves up delicious, uncomplicated fare, some items listed on the menu as simply "fish", with no further detailing - trust the chef (who also take...

Led by an award-winning head chef, Round Hill's excellent team crafts some of the island's finest dishes, inspired by regional produce sourced locally wherever possible, with an emphasis on sustainabi...

The popular Scotchies is a casual affair with ample outdoor seating, an excellent pit stop for famed Jamaican jerk chicken, meat, or fish. Order the "festival" fritters to accompany the meal and go ea...

This unassuming shack isn't to be overlooked - that magnetic aroma you might have sensed walking down Hip Strip is most likely coming straight from here. The choices are plain but fabulous jerked chic...

Juici Patties seem to have become a hit with both locals and visitors, and for good reason - a patty this juicy is truly hard to come by. The hot pocket types include ones with beef, chicken, lobster,...

This no-frills eatery at the edge of the Craft Market serves up delicious, uncomplicated fare, some items listed on the menu as simply "fish", with no further detailing - trust the chef (who also take...

This no-frills eatery at the edge of the Craft Market serves up delicious, uncomplicated fare, some items listed on the menu as simply "fish", with no further detailing - trust the chef (who also take...

Pier One is Jamaica's hippest open-air seafood restaurant, bar, and entertainment centre – a favourite with visitors and locals alike. Pier One offers great Caribbean sunsets and tropical panoramic vi...

The world's best-known lyrical escapist runs three locations of his worldwide chain in Jamaica, this particular one being the one known for its after-hour entertainment. There is an actual tube water ...

This Hip Strip location's strong suit is the music: unlike elsewhere in town, tunes played here are mostly jazz and blues, with regularly held themed music nights and even comedy evenings. The set-up ...

Proper has a few strong suits, among which its close proximity to the Hip Strip, a very laid-back vibe, a pool table, and even dominoes, if that's more your thing. There is a decent selection of Jamai...

Located in Hopewell (a few minutes' drive outside of MoBay proper), Sky Beach Bar and Seafood Grill is the perfect spot for a low-key date night. The beach setting creates a romantic ambiance, and the...

The Harbour Street Craft Market is a collection of local vendors peddling all manner of Jamaican crafts and souvenirs, from hand-woven baskets and intricate wood carvings to borderline tacky Rastafari...

Another one of MoBay's craft markets can be found at the Old Fort. Items sold here can be hit and miss, creative originals mixing in with lower quality imports from elsewhere. Haggling is well-expecte...

Exhibiting a fascinating collection of Jamaican, Cuban and Haitian hand-made (and painted) originals, the Gallery of West Indian Art contains MoBay's finest pieces, whose authenticity is guaranteed. P...

This collection of upscale boutiques selling quality crafts is most often visited by vacationers staying at Half Moon and other luxury resorts in the area. The showpiece here is "The Reggae Experience...

If going out to do some bargain duty free shopping is in your plans, start with City Centre Building, housing a collection of boutiques selling cosmetics, perfumes, jewelry, fine ceramics, and more. O...