The most famous region of the Caribbean, Jamaica is a tropical playground. It attracts over 3 million visitors per year, is the Caribbean's third largest island and has developed a sophisticated tourist industry. This industry ensures that visitors looking for large, popular, vibrant resorts and those looking for seclusion and relaxation can be satisfied, along with all tastes and needs in between.

A wide range of accommodation is on offer in Jamaica, from couples-only resorts to super clubs and all-inclusive destinations to top class villas and private accommodation.

There are plenty of water activities with waterskiing, windsurfing, scuba diving, parasailing, yachting and deep sea fishing to keep everyone entertained. Keen divers and snorkellers should not miss the opportunity to visit Montego Bay's 6,000-acre marine park. River rafting is also available in the island along with waterfall climbing for those seeking an extra adrenaline high.

Dry land activities include golf, horse riding, tennis and cycling. Or why not relax on holiday and enjoy the benefits of spectating - choose from horse racing, polo, cricket and soccer.

Venturing around the island, visitors can find tropical beauty in the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park and much more.

The capital of Kingston is the Caribbean's largest English speaking city. Highlights include the Bob Marley Museum, Botanical Gardens, Devon House and the Rockfort Mineral Baths along with galleries and lively markets. Don't forget the colourful nightlife, centring around Kingston's pubs, clubs and theatres and the Reggae Sumfest, held in August.

Beaches include the famous Montego Bay - with its unforgettable white sand and Negril's seven mile stretch. Around Montego Bay you can participate in plantation tours, trips to the mountains, the marine park and valley rafting at Leithe.

	Other highlights include the Ocho Rios area, with Dunns River Falls, Colombus Park, the Bob Marley Mausoleum and Noel Coward's Firefly. On the South Coast, visit the Appleton Estate, Mineral Baths and Cashoo Ostrich Park and sample a more laid-back pace of life. The East Coast is home to Port Antonio, renowned for its lush vegetation.
The beautiful Dunns River Falls

For your true tropical experience, Jamaica has it all.