Guide:

• Jamaica Travel Guide
• The Basics
• Attractions
• Public Holidays
• Health
• Contacts
• Airports
• Climate
• Currency
• Visa & Passport
• Photos
• Flights to Jamaica

Regions & Cities:

• Kingston
• Montego Bay
• Negril
• Ocho Rios
• Port Antonio
• South Coast

Ports of Call

• Montego Bay
• Ocho Rios

Activities

• Wedding and Honeymoon

Jamaica Map

Directory

• Tour Operators
• Hostels
• DMCs

Dengue fever and Leptospirosis are travel health risks in Jamaica, so visitors should use insect protection measures and avoid rivers and dams. There is a small malaria risk, and visitors are advised to take precautions against mosquito bites. Although generally safe, the tap water can cause stomach upsets and visitors are advised to drink bottled water if on short trips. Private medical facilities are of a reasonable standard but can vary throughout the island, and facilities are limited outside Kingston and Montego Bay. Medical treatment can be expensive so insurance is advised. No vaccination certificates are needed for entry into Jamaica, but yellow fever certificates are required from travellers coming from an infected area.