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Flying from all major UK airports on all major airlines, we have loads of discounted flights to Jamaica, so simply use our search box below to book the cheapest available Jamaica flight.
Flying from all major UK airports on all major airlines, we have loads of discounted flights to Jamaica, so simply use our search box below to book the cheapest available Jamaica flight.
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from £59 - Amazing beach break in Runaway Bay, Jamaica
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Everybody knows Jamaica as the home of Bob Marley, but theres more to it than just reggae and Rastafarians. The third-largest island in the Caribbean has everything wonderful white-sand beaches, mountains, waterfalls, wildlife and the best coffee in the world. Kingston is its lively capital, surprising visitors with elegant, old colonial houses against the stunning backdrop of the Blue Mountains. Jamaica has gained a reputation for violence, and there certainly are no-go areas in Kingston, but most Jamaicans are overwhelmingly friendly and fun-loving.
The two main tourist resorts are Negril and Montego Bay, Jamaicas second city known to one and all as Mo Bay. Negril boasts one of the longest beaches in the country, some 11km (7m) of it, with all the watersports one would expect in a lively resort. But just a little way along the coast, one will find the real Jamaica with fishing villages like Treasure Beach, Port Antonio and Oracabessa providing quieter retreats.
Tourism grows, encouraged by the governing Peoples National Party that won its third successive victory in the 1997 elections. Many visitors return as they succumb to Jamaicas charms, the beautiful scenery, the warmth of the people; and of course, wherever you go, there is always music, music, music.
The two main tourist resorts are Negril and Montego Bay, Jamaicas second city known to one and all as Mo Bay. Negril boasts one of the longest beaches in the country, some 11km (7m) of it, with all the watersports one would expect in a lively resort. But just a little way along the coast, one will find the real Jamaica with fishing villages like Treasure Beach, Port Antonio and Oracabessa providing quieter retreats.
Tourism grows, encouraged by the governing Peoples National Party that won its third successive victory in the 1997 elections. Many visitors return as they succumb to Jamaicas charms, the beautiful scenery, the warmth of the people; and of course, wherever you go, there is always music, music, music.
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