There are many beaches in Jamaica. Negril is one of the most attractive beaches of Jamaica, which is located on the western tip of Jamaica. The beach is famous for abundance of natural assets.

Many people consider Negril as one of the leading family vacation destinations in the Caribbean. Jamaica Negril all inclusive vacation offers a nice opportunity of exploring the beauty of the beach.

Seven Mile Beach is the major tourist attraction of Negril. The beach is stretched over 11 km down the west coast. The whole beach is surrounded by golden sand, which adds to the glory of it. The beach is famous for family vacations, though there are quite a few nudist patches where you will find all the tourists nude.

During a Jamaica Negril all inclusive vacation, you can enjoy various beach activities and adventure sports such as windsurfing, water skiing, parasailing, sailing, scuba diving and deep-water fishing. Negril has become a famous family beach choice, because it has preserved all its natural glories and assets.

Negril is a shopper’s paradise, as industrial Jamaicans put up for sale a wide range of craft goods in the markets and in street shops of the town. Tourists can also enjoy an excited nightlife in the clubs of Negril. Many nightclubs in the town have flourished beside the beaches over few years. The Rock’s Café is a preferred place for both Jamaicans and travelers, which is sited at West Point of Negril. The place is famous to enjoy sunlight. Adventure lovers can a 30 ft thrust from the rock face.

Many resorts in Negril provide all types of facilities to the guests. You can stay in one of the resorts during your Jamaica Negril all inclusive vacation. RIU Negril is one of the famous beachfront resorts in the town. The resort is child-friendly and offers many child activities in its children’s club. It is an all-inclusive resort with several facilities like water sports utensils, swimming pool, dinner restaurant, disco and day/night entertainment clubs.

The resort offers relaxed accommodation in its rooms. The guestrooms of the resort hold ground floor terraces or balconies that provide beautiful scenes of surrounding areas. All the rooms are centrally air-conditioned and they have ceiling fans too. Besides, all the rooms have well stocked refrigerators with water, soft drinks and beers.

Beaches Negril is another beautiful resort in the town. The resort offers enjoyment for all and that is in the sea, sun, under the stars and in sand. Beaches Negril is the perfect spot for those who want to sip colorful mixtures and laze under rolling coconut palms.

This is also the perfect place for those who want to enjoy adventure and thrill. Here you can take pleasure in gliding beside the façade of the turquoise waters on skis or can play some feisty matches of tennis. The resort provides various sports for the children also.

Thus, a Jamaica Negril all inclusive will always be an abundance of enjoyment and one should not miss an opportunity of relishing various fun activities.

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There are many reasons to visit Jamaica – the beautiful beaches, the blue ocean, the mountains, the jungle, the wind, the sun, and the shopping. Because Jamaica is a very popular tourist and cruise location, you can expect to find the usual tourist souvenirs available everywhere you go…but this isn’t really what you should be shopping for in Jamaica.

What you may want to consider buying while in Jamaica includes various art and craft products, as well as wood carvings, which can be found in numerous craft markets and at roadside vendors.

Rum is a good souvenir purchase as well. Look for Appleton rum, and be sure to take a tour of the factory while you are there. Tia Maria is also good. This is rum mixed with Blue Mountain Coffee, vanilla, and cane syrup. You will, of course, also want to purchase some Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee, which is a rare coffee, and one of the most expensive.

Blended oils, herbal scrubs, beeswax candles, potpourris, shower and bath gels, vegetable soaps, and other aromatic products, made from local natural products are also idea. Jerk (a seasoning), sauces, jams, jellies, and chutney’s are also worth your time and money, as well as Cuban Cigars. Definitely make sure that you get some Pickapeppa Sauce.

Look for the duty free shops. There are duty free shops located in all three of the resort areas. In Montego Bay, look for the Montego Freeport Shopping Centre. In Ocho Rios, look for Island Village. In Negril, look for Time Square Shopping Center (Craft Market). In Kingston, there is a duty free shop called Mall Plaza. Port Antonio has no duty free shopping. Most resort hotels have duty free shopping inside them, but you may find cheaper prices at these other locations.

Also, be prepared to barter. Don’t ever pay the displayed price. Barter that price down with the shopkeeper – they expect it and you will enjoy it! You will also, of course, save a great deal of money. You will need to present your passport, your immigration slip, or your return airline ticket in order to purchase items in duty free shops.

You do not have to convert your money to Jamaican money in order to shop. When possible, shop with American money, and pay prices that are quoted in American dollars. This will help you to better understand how much things cost, and how much change you should receive. Note that one American dollar is worth about $60 Jamaican dollars.

There are some things that you will find available in Jamaica, which you should not buy, because they are actually illegal. These items include black or white coral, turtle products, reptile products, and butterfly products, many varieties of shells, and wild plant or orchid specimens. Some items may not be illegal, but may have export restrictions, which means that you can’t take them out of the country.

Also note that many tourists who are not knowledgeable in illegal drugs often purchase Ganja, as the seller convinces them that it is just an herb, with various healing qualities….well, it is an herb. It is marijuana, and it is illegal in Jamaica. Don’t buy Ganja!

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