FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Taking a cab or minibus will be the safest and most hassle-free way to get around Jamaica. But you should only take the official taxis that are operated by the Jamaica Union of Travelers Association (JUTA) or Jamaica Co-operative Automobile & Limousine Tours (JCAL), as indicated by the acronym on their vehicles.
Negril Beach & the Negril Cliffs. Negril Beach, also known as Seven Mile Beach, is one of Jamaica’s most beautiful stretches of white sand and aqua sea. Backed by the famous Negril Cliffs, it’s also one of the best beaches in the Caribbean.
Ocho Rios – The R&R mecca of Ocho Rios is on the cusp of the safest parish in the country. …
Negril – The overall popularity of Negril means that it’s pretty good when it comes to traveler safety. …
These include right to life; the right to personal liberty; freedom of movement; freedom from inhuman treatment; enjoyment of property; freedom of conscience; freedom of association; respect for private and family life; and freedom from discrimination.
Although English is the official language of Jamaica, the majority of the population speak Jamaican Patois. This is a creole language (See the lesson on creole on this web site) made up of an English superstrate and African substrate.
You do not need a visa for tourist travel up to 90 days. All other travelers will need a visa and/or work permit. Visit the Jamaican Passport, Immigration, & Citizenship Agency of Jamaica or the Embassy of Jamaica in Washington D.C. websites for the most current visa information.
