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The Inn at the Cove (d. USD 175) is the reincarnation of what was once San San Tropez. Located in the heart of San San district, across the road from Frenchman's Cove, this affordable, well-located accommodation is suited for couples, groups of friends and families, a stone's throw from all the main attractions in the greater Port Antonio area. San San Beach is a few minutes' walk away, and Blue Hole, just around the corner, with Winnifred Beach also within a five minute's drive. The rooms are situated facing the pool, and a restaurant at the property serves meals to order poolside. 

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Cliff Cottage (US$250 nightly for larger cottage, US$350 for both units) is tucked away on Negril's West End. The clifftop property has a central kitchen and common area with natural wood furnishings and an enormous fan suspended above a billiards table. The two bungalows are steps away, each with its own bathroom. The larger of the two units has a queen-size bed, the smaller unit a double bed, sleeping up to four guests between the two. Both units have AC and fans. A palapa at the top of the cliff has a lounge chair to catch the sunsets, and spiral stairs lead down through a cave cut from the limestone cliff to a platform at the water's edge. An amiable staff of three handle the housekeeping, cooking and landscaping. Cliff Cottage is ideally suited for families, couples and close friends who put a premium on privacy and exclusivity. The waterfront is ideal for snorkeling, with some nice reefs along the coast in either direction. The water is quite shallow at the cliffs edge, however, and this is not a suitable place for cliff jumping or jumping from the platform at the water's edge, as sea urchins abound. Avoid standing on the sea floor in this area altogehter unless you have good visibility and can see that there's sand below foot.

Epican is a Medical Cannabis Dispensary. ( Opens Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 am, close on Sundays)

Epican is a Medical Cannabis Dispensary. ( Opens Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 am, close on Sundays)

Epican is a Medical Cannabis Dispensary. ( Opens Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 am, close on Sundays)

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Jacana is a pioneering global medical cannabis company, harnessing the power of nature to transform lives. Having grown up in Jamaica, its founders saw first-hand how natural medicine could be used to ease pain and suffering, and wanted to help bring this age-old, natural remedy to the rest of the world.

Sea Krave (Mon.-Fri., 10am-9pm, Sat./Sun. 8am-8ppm, US$30)....

Sea Krave (Mon.-Fri., 10am-9pm, Sat./Sun. 8am-8ppm, US$30)....

Sea Krave (Mon.-Fri., 10am-9pm, Sat./Sun. 8am-8ppm, US$30)....

Sea Krave (Mon.-Fri., 10am-9pm, Sat./Sun. 8am-8ppm, US$30)....

Sea Krave (Mon.-Fri., 10am-9pm, Sat./Sun. 8am-8ppm, US$30)....

Sea Krave (Mon.-Fri., 10am-9pm, Sat./Sun. 8am-8ppm, US$30)....

Broken Plate is an indoor/ outdoor dining destination with an open-air rooftop terrace designed to create a place for leisure.  Broken Plate’s menu is centered around seasonal offerings featuring a fusion of local and internationalinfluences. Local market-driven ingredients offer bold flavors that stimulate all the senses of the guests’ dining experience. An ideal “see & be seen destination” rooftop restaurant and lounge impresses as you watch the sunset, enjoy delectable cuisines while you sip on the finest wine selections and cocktails – offering something for everyone – Instagrammable

Broken Plate is an indoor/ outdoor dining destination with an open-air rooftop terrace designed to create a place for leisure.  Broken Plate’s menu is centered around seasonal offerings featuring a fusion of local and internationalinfluences. Local market-driven ingredients offer bold flavors that stimulate all the senses of the guests’ dining experience. An ideal “see & be seen destination” rooftop restaurant and lounge impresses as you watch the sunset, enjoy delectable cuisines while you sip on the finest wine selections and cocktails – offering something for everyone – Instagrammable

Borghinvilla is located on the coast of Disocvery Bay, St. Ann, on 2 acres of land with beatiful Jamaican garden flowers, plants and a cliff side view of the caribbean sea.  Catering to stunning seaside wedding ceremonies and tented receptions all year long. The villa is the perfect cliff side wedding destination, Offering customizable menu, transportaion, bridal and groom suite, venoders for your wedding needs,  such as makeup artist, hairstylists,  video and photographers, and package upgrades, there services are unmatched. You can celebrate with your guests for the entire wedding day up until midnight on week days, and up to 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with extra charges after midnight.

Located on the coast of Disocvery Bay, St. Ann, Borghinvilla rest on 2 acres of land with beatiful Jamaican garden flowers, plants and cliff side view of the caribbean sea.  Catering to stunning seaside wedding ceremonies and tented reception all year long, the villa is the perfect cliff side wedding destination. Offering customizable menu, transportaion, bridal and groom suite, venoders for your wedding needs,  such as makeup artist, hairstylists,  video and photographers, and package upgrades, there services are unmatched. You can celebrate with your guest for your entire wedding day up until midnight on week days, and up to 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with extra charges after midnight.

Located on the coast of Disocvery Bay, St. Ann, Borghinvilla rest on 2 acres of land with beatiful Jamaican garden flowers, plants and cliff side view of the caribbean sea.  Catering to stunning seaside wedding ceremonies and tented reception all year long, the villa is the perfect cliff side wedding destination. Offering customizable menu, transportaion, bridal and groom suite, venoders for your wedding needs,  such as makeup artist, hairstylists,  video and photographers, and package upgrades, there services are unmatched. You can celebrate with your guest for your entire wedding day up until midnight on week days, and up to 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with extra charges after midnight.

Located on the coast of Disocvery Bay, St. Ann, Borghinvilla rest on 2 acres of land with beatiful Jamaican garden flowers, plants and cliff side view of the caribbean sea.  Catering to stunning seaside wedding ceremonies and tented reception all year long, the villa is the perfect cliff side wedding destination. Offering customizable menu, transportaion, bridal and groom suite, venoders for your wedding needs,  such as makeup artist, hairstylists,  video and photographers, and package upgrades, there services are unmatched. You can celebrate with your guest for your entire wedding day up until midnight on week days, and up to 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with extra charges after midnight.

Located on the coast of Disocvery Bay, St. Ann, Borghinvilla rest on 2 acres of land with beatiful Jamaican garden flowers, plants and cliff side view of the caribbean sea.  Catering to stunning seaside wedding ceremonies and tented reception all year long, the villa is the perfect cliff side wedding destination. Offering customizable menu, transportaion, bridal and groom suite, venoders for your wedding needs,  such as makeup artist, hairstylists,  video and photographers, and package upgrades, there services are unmatched. You can celebrate with your guest for your entire wedding day up until midnight on week days, and up to 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with extra charges after midnight.

Located on the coast of Disocvery Bay, St. Ann, Borghinvilla rest on 2 acres of land with beatiful Jamaican garden flowers, plants and cliff side view of the caribbean sea.  Catering to stunning seaside wedding ceremonies and tented reception all year long, the villa is the perfect cliff side wedding destination. Offering customizable menu, transportaion, bridal and groom suite, venoders for your wedding needs,  such as makeup artist, hairstylists,  video and photographers, and package upgrades, there services are unmatched. You can celebrate with your guest for your entire wedding day up until midnight on week days, and up to 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with extra charges after midnight.

Di Dragon (2-10pm Mon.-Thurs., 2-11pm Fri./Sat., 2-9pm Sun., US$15-25/lb., or around US$60 for a modest meal for two) is an informal backyard Chinese food restaurant specialized in seafood dishes. Try the ginger scallion, black bean sauce, or salt and pepper shrimp, king crab, blue crab, snapper or lobster, and you'll have no regrets. Order at the window and have a seat at one of a handful of picnic tables overlooking the canal in an unassuming housing scheme off Fort Augusta Drive, better know as Back Road, one of the most notoriously seedy in the Kingston Metropolitan Area. The chicken and pork dishes are scruptious as well, but the seafood can only be described as delicacy. 

Di Dragon (2-10pm Mon.-Thurs., 2-11pm Fri./Sat., 2-9pm Sun., US$15-25/lb., or around US$60 for a modest meal for two) is an informal backyard Chinese food restaurant specialized in seafood dishes. Try the ginger scallion, black bean sauce, or salt and pepper shrimp, king crab, blue crab, snapper or lobster, and you'll have no regrets. Order at the window and have a seat at one of a handful of picnic tables overlooking the canal in an unassuming housing scheme off Fort Augusta Drive, better know as Back Road, one of the most notoriously seedy in the Kingston Metropolitan Area. The chicken and pork dishes are scruptious as well, but the seafood can only be described as delicacy. 

Di Dragon (2-10pm Mon.-Thurs., 2-11pm Fri./Sat., 2-9pm Sun., US$15-25/lb., or around US$60 for a modest meal for two) is an informal backyard Chinese food restaurant specialized in seafood dishes. Try the ginger scallion, black bean sauce, or salt and pepper shrimp, king crab, blue crab, snapper or lobster, and you'll have no regrets. Order at the window and have a seat at one of a handful of picnic tables overlooking the canal in an unassuming housing scheme off Fort Augusta Drive, better know as Back Road, one of the most notoriously seedy in the Kingston Metropolitan Area. The chicken and pork dishes are scruptious as well, but the seafood can only be described as delicacy. 

Bay Front Studio (US$100 d.) is a cozy, well appointed fifth floor self-catering studio apartment overlooking a large pool shared by residents of the complex. The historic buildings of Port Royal can be seen across Kingston Harbour, with the capital city visible to the northeast. A compact kitchenette has a small electric range and oven with a wooden breakfast bar for two and a full height refrigerator. Large windows open to the sea breeze, and an A/C unit keeps the room cool for those still days and nights. A queen bed on a matching wooden frame forms the centerpiece of the room, clearly designed with peaceful relaxation in mind. A bookcase under the flat panel TV offers ample leisure reading options and the Wi-Fi keeps guests connected with broadband. The Bay Front Studio is ideal for solo stays or intimate couple getaways. A small bathroom towards the rear of the apartment has all the necessities with a sink, large mirror, toilet and standing shower. The towels and linens are soft and clean.

Bay Front Studio (US$100 d.) is a cozy, well appointed fifth floor self-catering studio apartment overlooking a large pool shared by residents of the complex. The historic buildings of Port Royal can be seen across Kingston Harbour, with the capital city visible to the northeast. A compact kitchenette has a small electric range and oven with a wooden breakfast bar for two and a full height refrigerator. Large windows open to the sea breeze, and an A/C unit keeps the room cool for those still days and nights. A queen bed on a matching wooden frame forms the centerpiece of the room, clearly designed with peaceful relaxation in mind. A bookcase under the flat panel TV offers ample leisure reading options and the Wi-Fi keeps guests connected with broadband. The Bay Front Studio is ideal for solo stays or intimate couple getaways. A small bathroom towards the rear of the apartment has all the necessities with a sink, large mirror, toilet and standing shower. The towels and linens are soft and clean.

Bay Front Studio (US$100 d.) is a cozy, well appointed fifth floor self-catering studio apartment overlooking a large pool shared by residents of the complex. The historic buildings of Port Royal can be seen across Kingston Harbour, with the capital city visible to the northeast. A compact kitchenette has a small electric range and oven with a wooden breakfast bar for two and a full height refrigerator. Large windows open to the sea breeze, and an A/C unit keeps the room cool for those still days and nights. A queen bed on a matching wooden frame forms the centerpiece of the room, clearly designed with peaceful relaxation in mind. A bookcase under the flat panel TV offers ample leisure reading options and the Wi-Fi keeps guests connected with broadband. The Bay Front Studio is ideal for solo stays or intimate couple getaways. A small bathroom towards the rear of the apartment has all the necessities with a sink, large mirror, toilet and standing shower. The towels and linens are soft and clean.

Cave Canem is a beautifully constructed four-bedroom villa seemingly transplanted from a greek isle located on a private protected beach in Billy's Bay.

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The best place in town for rib fingers, tips, spare, and baby back ribs is Di Grill Shack (noon-9pm Mon.-Thurs., noon-10:30pm Fri.- Sat.). Chicken, fish, and lobster dishes are also served. The outdoor setting is pleasant for downing a beer with friends. Takeout and delivery are also offered.

Aladin (10am-10pm daily, US$10-20) specializes in Lebanese food with falafel, hummus, tabbouleh, and kebabs.

With a massive pizza oven imported from Italy, it would be hard to find a more authentic pie in Kingston than at La Pizzeria (US$8-16), an offshoot of the Grog Shoppe manned by Italian-Jamaican Max Pronel. Toppings range from classic margherita to jerk chicken and ital, topped with callaloo and ackee.

Next to the Constant Spring Golf Club, Pepper Thyme (noon-9pm Sun.-Tues., 11am- 11pm Wed.-Sat.) is a jerk pit serving jerk chicken (from US$5) and port (from US$6) accompanied by festival, breadfruit, and rice-and-peas. The large open-air venue has a number of circular thatch-roofed eating areas and a large bar.

Jamaica Juice(10am-9pm Mon.- Thurs., 10am-9:30pm Fri.-Sat., noon-8pm Sun., US$3-5) serves fresh juices, smoothies, and food items, most notably chicken or chickpea roti.

Jade Garden ( noon-10pm Mon.-Sat., 11am-9pm Sun., US$12-40) serves MSG-free Chinese food with dishes like Peking duck, roast pork, and the signature pimento steak. Cantonese dim sum is a popular house specialty.

Tea Tree Creperie serves sweet and savory crepes, coffee, tea, and spirited concoctions.

Traditional Lebanese dishes at Y.not.Pita (8:30am-9pm Mon.- Fri., 9am-9pm Sat., 9am-5pm Sun., US$5-15) include soups and salads, falafel, and hum- mus with pita chips as well as Jamaican and Mexican-style chicken, jerk, and curried chicken wraps.

On the top floor of a multiuse building, Sora Japanese Sky Cuisine (11:30am-11pm Mon.-Thurs., 11:30am- midnight Fri.-Sat., US$11-30) offers in- door seating with air-conditioning and outdoor seating alfresco with views of the Blue Mountain foothills toward the northeast and New Kingston to the south. Delectable sushi rolls and sashimi are served in an enjoyable atmosphere with attentive service.

The Deli at CPJ Market (7am-8pm Mon.-Sat., US$8-15) serves soups and salads, sandwiches, pasta dishes, pastries, and coffee with indoor and outdoor seating and complimentary Wi-Fi. The mar- ket sells imported specialty foods, beer, and wine.

Steak House on the Verandah (noon-10pm  Mon.-Sat., US$15-30) overlooks the central courtyard at Devon House, serving a varied menu that includes starters like tempura shrimp, chicken wings, pumpkin bisque, grilled salmon, rosemary herbed chicken breast, and fettuccine fungi alfredo, and of course tenderloin, rib-eye, and filet mignon grilled to perfection. Lighter items include Philly cheese steaks, burgers and barbecue chicken sandwiches.

Saffron Indian Restaurant (11:30am-10pm Mon.-Sat., 1pm- 9:30pm Sun., US$20-30) serves North and South Indian dishes as well as Asian fusion, from grilled fish to tandoori shrimp and malai tikka chicken, accompanied by naan and parotha.

Café Africa (9am-9pm Mon.-Thurs., 10am-10pm Sat., 11am-7pm Sun.) specializes in African dishes, both vegetarian and meat. The spot is also the de facto base for the United Negro Improvement Association, now presided over by the restaurant’s proprietor, Stephen Golding, on the site of Marcus Garvey’s original office of the Pan- African unity organization. A bust of Garvey stands at the site, commemorating the national hero.

Besides selling watches and jewelry duty-free for visitors, F&B DownTown (9am-5pm Mon.- Sat., US$9-20) has a refreshing café serving eggs to order and pancakes for breakfast, and for lunch, chicken teriyaki and shrimp salads, soup, sandwiches, and entrées that include pasta dishes, steak, and oxtail.

Transplants from Bologna, Italy, run La Familia Restaurant (by reservation only, US$15-35), serving the best lasagna, tagliatelle, and ceviche. Pizza and bread are baked in a conventional gas oven.

On the east side of town, Glen's Bar & Jerk Centre formerly known as G&B Jerk Centre (10am-midnight daily) is the best spot for a roadside bite of jerk pork (US$20 per pound) or chicken (US$5 per quarter pound).

The Veranda (reservations required for nonguests, 7am-10am breakfast, noon-4pm lunch, 7pm-9pm dinner, daily, US$20-50). On Saturday the hotel’s semi-formal Mike’s Supper Club boasts live cabaret music and specials that include whole lion fish, jerk pork, curry goat, and a Portland seafood platter. Regular entrées include grilled rack of lamb, spinach and mushroom ravioli, surf and turf, and mutton vindaloo.

Launched by Gianmaria Pedroli, a native of northern Italy who came to vacation in Portland and fell in love with the area, cozy restaurant The Italian Job (noon-10pm Tues.-Sat., US$7-20) has pizza, salads, calzones, lasagna, carbonara, and seafood spaghetti.

Downstairs from Cristal Nightclub, Roots 21 Bar & Kitchen (11am-11pm Mon.-Sat., from US$10) specializes in seafood, serving curry coconut and steamed snapper with bammy and fried plantain (US$15) in addition to jerk chicken.

Serving drinks and finger food like burgers, pizza, salads, and fruit by the pool, Marybelle’s Pub on the Pier (noon-10pm daily, US$4-16) offers customers complimentary Wi-Fi.

Serving a lunch and dinner menu (10am- 11pm Mon.-Thurs., 6am-midnight Fri.-Sat., 6pm-2am Sun.) that includes sandwiches, pasta, burgers, and fries, Posh Nightclub (cover US$10) is bumping on weekends (10am-4am Fri.-Sat.), and is the place to go on Friday night.

In a cottage overhanging the lagoon, The FieldSpa (10am-6pm daily) at Goldeneye has open-air treatment rooms hidden be- hind lush foliage. Massage, mediation, body scrubs, body wraps, bush baths, and facials are among the treatments on offer (from US$130). Homemade concoctions draw on natural ingredients, many grown on the Island Outpost farm at Pantrepant, Trelawny.

A modest three-bedroom property, Loveland Villa (US$175 low season, US$200 high season) has a wide veranda for enjoying the panoramic view of the Oracabessa coast. The master suite has a king bed and private bath. Two other rooms each have two single beds that can be joined to make kings and share a bath. The kitchen is fully equipped, and the housekeeper comes daily to cook and tidy up. The villa holds six comfortably and up to eight (US$20 pp after 6 guests). Wi-Fi covers the house; a flat-screen TV in the living room has a DVD player.

An eight-unit guesthouse overlooking the sea in Oracabessa, Ocean Edge Villa (US$65 d) has self-contained units with queen beds, private balconies facing the sea, and kitchenettes. Rooms are clean and a great value for the money.

Waterfront in a corner of the yard at Ocean  Edge Villa, The Chocolate Box (cell tel. 876/781-4841, info@oneonecacao.com, www. oneonecacao.com, US$50 pp) offers groups of two to eight visitors the experience of making artisanal chocolate from bean to bar with local cacao connoisseur and chocolate purveyor Nick Davis, whose One Cacao has won awards from the Academy of Chocolate and is singlehandedly combatting the decline of Jamaica’s cacao industry with its world- class product.

Popular for locals to congregate to take in a cricket match, eat jerk, and vibe out, Ultimate Jerk Centre (9am-10:30pm Sun.-Fri., 9am- midnight Sat., US$1-5) does stewed chicken and pork, curry goat, stewed conch, potato, festival, bammy, fritters, rice-and-peas, and french fries. The bar serves a variety of liquor, and an oldies party is held the last Saturday of the month. The jerk is the best in the area and doesn’t linger on the grill thanks to a steady flow of traffic.

The six studios (US$95) and 14 one-bedroom apartments (US$116) at Piper’s Cove have air- conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and utilitarian kitchenettes. The dated furnishings can be overlooked given the affordability. Some apartments have sea views. A restaurant and bar on the property serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The most authentic French restaurant in Jamaica is L’Escargot (tel. 876/973-5589) however out of place it might feel in the center of Runaway Bay. The dimly lit dining room has a baby grand piano gracing the entrance. Start with the sig- nature escargot sautéed in garlic butter, herbs, and white wine, smoked marlin topped with mousse (US$12) or pâté de foie gras (US$9). For mains, try the coq au vin (US$18), the porc aux champignons, lamb chops, filet mignon, giant prawns in orange curry sauce, or stuffed grilled eggplant (US$14-35). The wine list relies exclusively on French vintages (US$26- 78), and desserts are scribbled on a chalkboard alongside the daily specials.

Runaway Bay has a down-to-earth bar scene with a few options for late night drinks and occasional dances. Light House Lounge & Grill (11am-4am daily) hosts dances in the open- air yard every other weekend on Friday or Saturday. Inside the bar, two billiards tables and karaoke on Wednesday entertain patrons. It’s on the left when you’re heading west, just past the stoplight as you enter Runaway Bay.

Seaside, opposite the turnoff to St. Ann’s Bay, the Roxborough Restaurant Bar & Grill (10am- 10pm daily) specializes in reasonably priced seafood like brown stewed conch, steamed fish, coconut crusted, or grilled lobster (US$16-25) served with sides of festival, rice- and-peas, fries, bammy, or creamed potatoes.

Inspired vegetarian and seafood farm- to-table lunch and dinners at Stush in the Bush (by reservation only Sun.-Fri., from US$55) include a tour of the hosts’ Zionites Farm and medicinal plants. Quarterly moon- light dinners and yoga brunches are held throughout the year.

Angler’s (US$12-35) serves shrimp, conch, octopus, fish, lobster steam, brown stew, and grilled shrimp kebab. Try the seafood combo for a taste of almost everything on the menu, or shrimp feast or lobster feast platters to feed nine or so.

Bamboo Blu (10am-10pm daily, by reservation only, US$12-40) is a beachfront bar and restaurant serving soup, breadfruit chips, saltfish bammy bruschetta, crab wontons, spicy shrimp, and heavier dishes like grilled lobster, coconut rundown snapper, and fish-and-chips. To get here, go through the gate marked Mammee Bay Estate adjacent to the entrance to Riu; the entrance is about one kilometer (0.6 miles) in on the right.

Reasonably priced and with a common balcony overlooking the water, Carleen’s Villa Guest House has seven no-frills rooms (US$40) equipped with ceiling fans, two twin beds, TVs, and hot water in private baths. There’s no pool and no food, but it’s five minutes away Mahogany Beach, Ochi’s most popular with locals.

Natural seasonal juices are prepared at Reggae Pot Rastaurant (9am-9pm Mon.-Sat., 10am-8pm Sun., US$3-5), serving vegetarian ital food on a rotating menu with dishes like brown stew, curried or stir-fry tofu, and split peas with veggie chunks.

Calabash Ital Restaurant (8am-10pm Mon.-Sat., 8am-8pm Sun., US$4-5) serves vegan dishes like ackee, veggie stew, and tofu on a rotating menu along with natural juices like beet, cane, and june plum (US$2).

Christopher’s Restaurant (7am-8:30pm daily, US$20-45) serves casual gourmet dishes in an open-air dining area with ocean views, a great way to experience one of the boutique resorts in the area, with worldly dishes like curried goat ravioli and pimento smoked beef tenderloin. The Broken Rudder is the beachside grill at the same property, offering a more casual dining experience for lunch.

Spring Garden Seafood & Steakhouse (11am-11pm daily) serves well-prepared seafood, steak, and chicken (US$10-40) with indoor and alfresco dining.

Mainland China (11am-midnight Wed.-Mon., US$10-30) serves a mix of Jamaican, Indian, and Chinese cuisine and is considered one of the most dependable restaurants in Ochi by locals. Jamaican dishes range from curry goat, oxtail, and fried or jerk chicken with sides that include bammy, festival, yam, boiled corn, or rice-and-peas, while Indian offerings include marinated leg of lamb and tandoor and chicken kebab. The Chinese menu includes fried rice, garlic noodle, chop suey, chow mein, lo mein, pepper shrimp, butter garlic, black bean, ginger scallion, or Szechwan lobster.

Rasta Taco Jamaica (11am-8pm daily, US$6-18) serves tropicalized Mexican- Caribbean fusion, including tacos, burritos, wraps, and salads, both vegetarian and for meat eaters.

Sharing the second level with Whalers, Lobster Dave (upstairs,10am-11pm daily, later on weekends, US$6-20) has indoor and balcony seating for air-conditioned and alfresco dining. The kitchen pumps out crab, lobster, fish and conch.

Reggae Kitchen (shop 3, Fishermen’s Beach, tel. 876/822-0984, noon-10pm daily, US$8-22) is a seafood and Jamaican fare specialist serving steamed or escoveitch snapper in addition to vegetable chunks, chicken, oxtail, and steam veg.

Whalers Seafood Restaurant (upstairs) serves fish, shrimp, conch, and lobster (US$10-25).

Formerly the Tropical Beach seafood restaurant, Tropical Buzz (9am-11pm daily, US$8-20) now occupies a unit three-quarters of the way down the boardwalk to the beach, serving fish, octopus, conch, shrimp and traditional Jamaican breakfast of ackee and saltfish in the mornings.

Mongoose Jamaica Restaurant & Lounge (9:30am-1am Sun.-Thurs., 9:30am-3am Fri.- Sat., US$10-35) serves well prepared and nicely presented starters like chicken wings, coconut breaded shrimp, and salads, and main courses that include the signature Mongoose burger with smoked bacon, grilled pineapple, and sautéed onion with ginger wine glaze. Other entrées include local dishes like curry chicken or goat, oxtail, and jerk chicken.

Hashtagz (11am- midnight daily) is a food truck operated by Quincy Smith since 2016 in the Total gas station in the Clock Tower Square. A couple of stools serve as the dining room where patrons wolf down lasagna, kebabs, and buffalo wings on the go.

James Bond fans may be on the look-out for the beaches that appeared in the 1963 film Dr. No. Pearly Beach and adjacent Laughing Waters served as Crab Cay, the fictitious island that was home to villainous Dr. No, where the first “Bond girl” Ursula Andress famously emerged from the sea to meet 007. Both beaches are privately managed by the St. Ann Development Corporation (SADCo) and aren’t accessible unless rented exclusively. Pearly Beach can be booked through hotel concierge desks for large groups (75 people minimum, US$10 pp) and Laughing Waters can be booked through Janice Chong at SADCo (from US$1,000 for 75 people to US$2,500 for 250 people, plus US$500 deposit).

A riverside park and chill spot along the White River, Calby’s River Hidden Beauty (9am-5pm daily, US$10, US$5 under age 13) has a rope swing and areas where the limestone riverbed has been formed into smooth slides by gushing water. Tubes, guides, and life jackets are included. A bar and restaurant serve beer, jerk chicken, and pork with rice-and-peas and festival.

Forty-minute tours down the lower reaches of the White River on bamboo rafts (2 people, US$55) and rubber inner tubes (1 person, US$25) are on offer from Calypso River Rafting.    (Contact Judi Marsh-yasanadi@yahoo.com)

Forty-minute tours down the lower reaches of the White River on bamboo rafts (2 people, US$55) and rubber inner tubes (1 person, US$25) are on offer from Calypso River Rafting.    (Contact Judi Marsh-yasanadi@yahoo.com)

The oldest Spanish Bridge on the island can still be seen at the river’s upper reaches, just above the site where Chukka Caribbean’s River Tubing Safari begins. Several river parks and gardens dot the banks. To get to the White River Valley, turn right at the first stoplight heading east from Ocho Rios along the A3, just after the second gas station. Follow the road for four kilometers (2.5 miles) and turn left at the intersection in Lodge, the second community, and then make a right along the rough dirt road adjacent to an electrical substation. Cars with low clearance may bottom out along sections of the rocky road.

Spicy Nice sells patties, breads, pastries, and other baked goods.

Jerk Island (entrance to Rois Lagoon, Green Side, Falmouth,11am-4pm Sat.-Sun. and days when cruise ships are in port) serves jerk chicken and pork accompanied by festival, fries, rice-and-peas, along with rum ribs and jerk burgers.

Falmouth Jerk Centre and Ganja Bar serves jerk chicken, pork, fish, conch, lobster, and octopus (US$5-25). The ganja bar at the same location serves mixed drinks as well as herb brownies and ganja spread, in a hassle-free herb-friendly environment.

Pepper’s Jerk Centre (10am-10pm Mon.-Sat., US$5-6) serves jerk chicken, pork, fish, and lobster with sides like festival, bammy, and rice as well as a rotation of Jamaican favorites like baked, curried, and brown stew chicken, curry goat, oxtail, and roast fish.

Hilton Rose Hall Resort & Spa (from US$148 pp) is a 489-room, seven-floor property that boasts sleek South Beach design. Food is excellent, with indoor and outdoor seating in buffet and à la carte formats, and a seaside bar and grill by the Olympic-size pool in front of the hotel. The Sugar Mill Falls Water Park on the property boasts an 85-meter (280-foot) water slide for a thrilling ride on tubes, spill- ing into a freeform pool with a swim-up bar, a lazy river, waterfalls, and hot tubs in a lush garden setting. The beach, located below the main pool and grill area, has fine white sand along a respectable stretch of coast.

Sunscape Splash Montego Bay (from US$280 low season, US$365 high season) has a casual, family-friendly atmosphere with tennis courts, a water park, and a private beach. The 430-room resort is located in Freeport, facing west. Rooms are divided between a main building and smaller structures on the opposite side of a large pool area and face out to sea or toward central Montego Bay. Unlimited food, along with local and international beverages, is available 24 hours a day in several restaurants and bars across the property. The hotel is about 10 minutes by cab to the Hip Strip or central Montego Bay.

Zoetry Montego Bay (from US$400) is a 46-room, five-star, all-inclusive boutique property on a private white-sand beach 10 minutes east of the airport. The hotel has three seafront à la carte restaurants, a tapas bar, and unlimited top-shelf spirits. Zoetry features swim-out pools from ground- level rooms, a wrap-around infinity pool, and a 230-square-meter (2,500-square-foot) spa with plunge pools.

Wright Life (10am- 6pm Mon.-Sat., US$5-15) is an eatery serving salads, juices, and natural products in an impeccably clean minimalist restaurant beside Fontana pharmacy.

Castaways Villa (from US$90 d) offers budget accommodations within walking distance of Jacob Taylor Bathing Beach. While not really a villa in the traditional sense, the guest house has decent rooms with cable TV, air-conditioning, and a pool, as well as a bar and restaurant serving Jamaican-style dishes, pizza, and pasta.

From the same owners as Mystic India, Mystic Thai (noon-9:45pm daily, US$10-25) takes care with the food’s presentation and with the delectable fusion of fresh aromatic flavors from basil, lemongrass, spicy chili paste, and tangy dips. Staples like pad thai (US$10-14) are complemented with more adventurous entrées like the maple chili pork ribs with wilted spinach and kidney bean mash. A foray into Japanese cuisine fills a gap in Mobay’s culinary scene with rolls, sushi, and tempura.

China House Restaurant (32 Jimmy Cliff Blvd., tel. 876/979-0056, 10am-10pm daily, US$3-23) serves Chinese, Mongolian, Thai, and Jamaican cuisine, as does its neighbor, Golden Dynasty Chinese Restaurant (39 Jimmy Cliff Blvd., tel. 876/971-0459, 11am- 10pm Mon.-Sat., noon-10pm Sun., US$2-20). China House serves dim sum on Sunday.

  Some of Montego Bay’s best Chinese food and great-value buffet combo lunch specials (US$5) are at King Palace Chinese Restaurant (11:30am-9:30pm Mon.-Sat., 1pm-9:30pm Sun., US$9-15).

Excellence Oyster Bay (from US$570 d) is an all-suites adults-only property on 3.2 kilometers (2 miles) of unspoiled beach on a peninsula just east of Falmouth. Four types of junior suite and seven Excellence Club categories offer a range of rates and amenities; the more expensive units have pools and ocean views. The all-inclusive resort offers 10 a la carte dinner options, 2 à la carte lunch options, and 10 bars with 24-hour room service. The property has three swimming pools and four outdoor whirlpool tubs along with non- motorized water sports, including windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing, as well as introductory scuba diving.

A 20-minute walk farther east along low coral bluffs leads to Harmony Cove, one of Jamaica’s few remaining virgin beaches and the future site of a massive hotel and casino, according to government plans. Harmony Cove can also be reached by turning off the North Coast Highway next to a cell phone tower five minutes’ drive east of Duncans; from there, follow the dirt road around as it takes a wide sweep toward the coast and back inland until you see a wide sandy beach, at the end of a grassy road, off to the right. A dirt track just inland from the beach follows the coast west leading to Harmony Cove. It’s about 20 minutes’ walk from the east as well. Contact Harmonisation for information about the property.

Meliá Braco Village (Braco, from US$225 low season, US$486 high season) is an all-inclusive resort geared located seafront in the Braco area of Rio Bueno. The suites are modern, with flat-panel TVs, broadband internet, and double queens or kings. Some rooms have balconies with sea views. The hotel has five restaurants, including buffet and à la carte, and offers babysitting services, a fitness and well- ness center, basketball courts, a football pitch, and a business center.

Tropical Bliss Beach (US$5) is a secluded beach with entertainment, food, and ambiance. The private beach club rents chairs (US$5); cabanas (US$120) that include a six-pack of beer or a bottle of wine, four beach chairs, and a personal butler; kayaks; water trampolines; and hammocks. Brian Thelwell (brian.tropicalblisstour@gmail. com) is the manager. The beach can be quite crowded when cruise ships are in port.

The Montego Bay Cultural Centre (10am-5pm Tues.-Sun., US$8 adults, US$2 students and seniors) houses the National Museum West and the National Gallery West, showcasing Jamaica’s history and contemporary arts scene, while the building itself is a Georgian relic worth visiting. National Museum West, at ground level, features a permanent exhibit covering a history of St. James and Jamaica with a collection of artifacts spanning the Taino to postcolonial periods in the southern wing and temporary exhibits in the northern wing. National Gallery West, upstairs in an adjoining building, is an offshoot of the National Gallery in Kingston and showcases early, modern, and contemporary art in rotating exhibits. Special events, including occasional dance performances, are held in the town hall ballroom, and performing arts space is upstairs in the main building.

A freedom monument stands at the back of the building, honoring those sentenced here when the building was used as a courthouse. The names of condemned enslaved people appear alongside the punishment meted out: whipping, striping, or death. The Cage, just in front of the Cultural Centre in Sam Sharpe Square, was once used to lock up misbehaving slaves and sailors.

The Montego Bay Cultural Centre (10am-5pm Tues.-Sun., US$8 adults, US$2 students and seniors) houses the National Museum West and the National Gallery West, showcasing Jamaica’s history and contemporary arts scene, while the building itself is a Georgian relic worth visiting. National Museum West, at ground level, features a permanent exhibit covering a history of St. James and Jamaica with a collection of artifacts spanning the Taino to postcolonial periods in the southern wing and temporary exhibits in the northern wing. National Gallery West, upstairs in an adjoining building, is an offshoot of the National Gallery in Kingston and showcases early, modern, and contemporary art in rotating exhibits. Special events, including occasional dance performances, are held in the town hall ballroom, and performing arts space is upstairs in the main building.

A freedom monument stands at the back of the building, honoring those sentenced here when the building was used as a courthouse. The names of condemned enslaved people appear alongside the punishment meted out: whipping, striping, or death. The Cage, just in front of the Cultural Centre in Sam Sharpe Square, was once used to lock up misbehaving slaves and sailors.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

Moxons Beach Club (US$85–225) is a boutique property perched atop the cliffs in Stewart Town, between Tower Isle and Boscobel about 12 kilometers east of Ocho Rios. The four-level property descends to a private beach. Rooms face the sea or a courtyard and have queen- or king-size beds and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi is complimentary. A restaurant serves a mix of Jamaican and international dishes (US$8–28). This is a smart, well managed hotel ideal for couples or families with mature children. The hotel was established by Timothy Moxon, an Englishman who entertained his jet setting friends Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at the property. The list of VIPs later grew when Timothy handed the reigns to his brother, Oliver, who turned Moxons into a popular restaurant that drew the likes of Dean Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Kissinger, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Boy George in subsequent decades. The hotel is currently owned and managed by the vivacious Johanne MacDonald who has put tireless work into restoring Moxons to exceed its former glory since acquiring the property in 2005 after it'd been battered by Hurricane Ivan.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

San Cove (US$7,000/8,000 weekly low/high season) is an adjacent sister property to San Bar which can be annexed to expand the accommodation capacity for larger groups who want to remain close. The highlight of this four-bedroom, three-story luxury villa is its exceptionally large deck with grill and picturesque gazebo, fit for relaxing in the shade or enjoying a fine meal at the water’s edge. Amenities afford all the comforts of home, including AC, WiFi, full staff. Swim or kayak over to Pellew Island, the Blue Lagoon and San San Beach, all gems of Eastern Jamaica in their own right.

Chris cafe (7:30am-11:30pm Mon.- Sat., 7:30am-8:30pm Sun., US$8-25) serves local dishes like ackee and saltfish, mackerel rundown, liver and kidney and curried chicken on a dining deck overlooking the sea. Reservations are recommended.

Chris cafe (7:30am-11:30pm Mon.- Sat., 7:30am-8:30pm Sun., US$8-25) serves local dishes like ackee and saltfish, mackerel rundown, liver and kidney and curried chicken on a dining deck overlooking the sea. Reservations are recommended.

Chris cafe (7:30am-11:30pm Mon.- Sat., 7:30am-8:30pm Sun., US$8-25) serves local dishes like ackee and saltfish, mackerel rundown, liver and kidney and curried chicken on a dining deck overlooking the sea. Reservations are recommended.

An open-air bar sharing space with Opa! Greek Restaurant & Lounge outside in the courtyard, Reggae Mill Bar (Devon House) is turned into a pro bono art gallery on Wednesday for local artists. Two nights later, Reggae Mill is transformed once again into Kingston’s premiere party venue for Fridays at the Devon, regularly attracting A-listers to the VIP section and a solid crowd throughout.

An open-air bar sharing space with Opa! Greek Restaurant & Lounge outside in the courtyard, Reggae Mill Bar (Devon House) is turned into a pro bono art gallery on Wednesday for local artists. Two nights later, Reggae Mill is transformed once again into Kingston’s premiere party venue for Fridays at the Devon, regularly attracting A-listers to the VIP section and a solid crowd throughout.

Milestone Sports Bar & Grill (Salem, next door to Tru-Look, 11am-11pm Sun.-Thurs., 11am- midnight Fri.-Sat.) is on the second level of a modern built-to-purpose plaza. Openers include chicken wings, kebabs, or shrimp cocktail, while mains are pasta alfredo (US$12), chicken cordon bleu, grouper fillet, and lobster curried, grilled, or in garlic sauce (US$25). Specializing in, you guessed it, jerk chicken and pork.

Milestone Sports Bar & Grill (Salem, next door to Tru-Look, 11am-11pm Sun.-Thurs., 11am- midnight Fri.-Sat.) is on the second level of a modern built-to-purpose plaza. Openers include chicken wings, kebabs, or shrimp cocktail, while mains are pasta alfredo (US$12), chicken cordon bleu, grouper fillet, and lobster curried, grilled, or in garlic sauce (US$25). Specializing in, you guessed it, jerk chicken and pork.

Milestone Sports Bar & Grill (Salem, next door to Tru-Look, 11am-11pm Sun.-Thurs., 11am- midnight Fri.-Sat.) is on the second level of a modern built-to-purpose plaza. Openers include chicken wings, kebabs, or shrimp cocktail, while mains are pasta alfredo (US$12), chicken cordon bleu, grouper fillet, and lobster curried, grilled, or in garlic sauce (US$25). Specializing in, you guessed it, jerk chicken and pork.

A Mi Fi Tell Yuh (next door to Jewel Runaway Bay, noon-midnight daily) is an alfresco bar and grill where regulars gather in the evenings for a few drinks. Proprietor Robert Taylor can always be found on-site manning the bar or preparing steam fish with crackers. Diners require a reservation. 

A Mi Fi Tell Yuh (next door to Jewel Runaway Bay, noon-midnight daily) is an alfresco bar and grill where regulars gather in the evenings for a few drinks. Proprietor Robert Taylor can always be found on-site manning the bar or preparing steam fish with crackers. Diners require a reservation. 

A Mi Fi Tell Yuh (next door to Jewel Runaway Bay, noon-midnight daily) is an alfresco bar and grill where regulars gather in the evenings for a few drinks. Proprietor Robert Taylor can always be found on-site manning the bar or preparing steam fish with crackers. Diners require a reservation. 

A Mi Fi Tell Yuh (next door to Jewel Runaway Bay, noon-midnight daily) is an alfresco bar and grill where regulars gather in the evenings for a few drinks. Proprietor Robert Taylor can always be found on-site manning the bar or preparing steam fish with crackers. Diners require a reservation. 

A Mi Fi Tell Yuh (next door to Jewel Runaway Bay, noon-midnight daily) is an alfresco bar and grill where regulars gather in the evenings for a few drinks. Proprietor Robert Taylor can always be found on-site manning the bar or preparing steam fish with crackers. Diners require a reservation. 

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica - A 125-room boutique hotel offering all- inclusive or European plan (room only) lodging is (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Super clubs Montego Bay into a gleaming resort that couples rootsy Jamaican culture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a functional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. 

The Irie Baths and Spa (tel. 876/979- 0000, 8am-7pm daily) is a subterranean wellness center with plunge pools underneath the S Hotel on Jimmy Cliff Boulevard. Four treatment rooms offer an array of services: manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body scrubs, waxing, and skin-care using Sothys and locally made products. A 24-hour fitness facility offers cardio machines and free weights.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

S Hotel Jamaica (rooms from US$209 d, US$287 pp all- inclusive), built from the dilapidated shell of the old Superclubs Montego Bay into a gleam- ing resort that couples rootsy Jamaican cul- ture with high-class sophistication. A swanky pool sits on an elevated deck between the rooms and the beach. Amenities include air- conditioning, ceiling fans, safes, big plasma TVs, USB outlets, mini fridges, Wi-Fi, a func- tional workspace, and Bluetooth speakers. Spa Suites have large showers and balconies over- looking Doctors Cave Beach. Two twins com- bine to make a king bed in the Essential City View rooms, while Deluxe rooms offer two doubles or a king. The Junior Suites have a king and a pull-out twin sofa bed. Spa suites have 50 square meters (540 square feet) of living space, tall ceilings, views of the sea and coastline, and oversize baths with free- standing soaking tubs. The 93-square-meter (1,000-square-foot) Signature Sky Suite takes luxury through the roof, with a 6-meter (20- foot) ceiling, a fully equipped kitchen, and a loft bedroom with a king bed. The sky deck offers the best view, with its glass-walled pool and bar. The hotel has two restaurants and several bars.

Deja Resort(US$168 low season, US$195 d high season, all-inclusive) is a 93-room hotel at the heart of Montego Bay’s Hip Strip di- rectly across from Doctors Cave Beach, where guests have access included. Step outside for easy access to the beach, bars, and restaurants and a quick taxi ride to anything Montego Bay has to offer. Rooms are equipped with flat- panel TVs, air-conditioning, safes, irons, and either two double beds or one king bed; rooms with king beds feature private balconies.