Location: Island in the Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba
Capital: Kingston
Tourist Attractions: Jamaica is one of the most alluring islands in the Caribbean, known for enchanting white-sand beaches, mountains, waterfalls, and breathtakingly beautiful sunsets. Tourist attractions in Jamaica include the capital city of Kingston, famous for its museums and old colonial architecture; Spanish Town, known for its Georgian architecture; Montego Bay, one of the most modern cities in the Caribbean; and the enchanting beach town of Negril, offering excellent opportunities for sailing, water-skiing, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, parasailing and windsurfing. Other must visit tourist attractions in Jamaica include the Blue Forests, Dunn’s River Falls, Rocklands Feeding Station (home to some of the most exotic birds in the world), Somerset Falls, Blue Lagoon, 18th century Rose Hall Great House, and the famous St James Parish Church.
Access: Jamaica has two international airports at Kingston and Montego Bay. Many airlines fly to Jamaica from various destinations in Europe and Americas. British Airwaysoperates three direct flights a week from London to Kingston. Montego Bay and Ocho Rios are the two ports of call for many cruise lines, sailingto Kingston from the Mediterranean.
Climate: Jamaica enjoys a hot and humid tropical climate all round the year with varying temperatures according to altitude. The main rainy season lasts from June to November, but showers may occur at any time.