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Getting to Montego Bay

Arrive at Sangster International Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 10 min +/-

Arrive at Norman Manley Int'l Airport

Drive  to Resort Area - 3 hrs +/-

Inland light  to Resort Area - 45 min +/-

About Montego Bay

Christopher Columbus arrived in the bay in 1494 as the first European and 

declared it from Spain and named it the Gulf of Good Weather. The Spaniards 

used it as a small port for trading lard internationally. The word lard means 

‘Manteca’ in Spanish, from the wild pigs that roam in the hills beyond the bay, 

hence the English name Montego Bay.

Montego Bay is referred to as Jamaica's tourism capital and the second city in 

size and importance and is known for its golden sand beaches. This ideal seaside 

city has attracted the world's rich and famous for indulging. Find top rated day tours, shore excursions and airport transfers from your resort in Montego Bay.

Getting to Negril

Arrive at Sangster International Airport

Drive to Resort Area  - 1.5 hr +/-

Arrive at Norman Manley Int'l Airport

Drive to Resort Area  - 5 hrs+/-

About Negril

Some considered Negrillo to refer to the dark-colored cliffs, located to the south 

from the town center. Due to a large population of black eels alongside the 

seacoast, the Spaniards named the area 'Anguila Negra’ in 1494 and shortened it 

to Negrillo, which means ‘little black ones’ and later shortened the name to be 

called Negril. It is renowned for its Seven Miles Beach, which provides a panoramic view of the ocean, a perfect example of a tropical setting. The Activities and attractions are desired by visitors, who are sure to fall for the magnificent backdrop of the beautiful sunset. Find the best day tours and excursions from your hotel in Negril.

Getting to Ocho Rios

Arrive at Sangster International Airport

Drive  to Resort Area -2 hrs +/-

Arrive at Norman Manley Int'l Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 2 hrs +/-
Ian Flemming Int'l Airport (private aircrafts)

Drive to Resort Area -20 min +/-

About Ocho Rios

In 1494 Christopher Columbus landed and claimed the island for Spain. This bay was named Chorreros, which means rapid waters. When the English took over the land from the Spanish, they incorrectly pronounced, misunderstood, and misnamed the Spanish name Chorreros and called the town Ocho Rios. It is best known for the most famous Dunn's River Falls. Waterfalls that cascades 180 meters and is surrounded by lush vegetation and plunges in the Caribbean Sea. Here you will be helped by a tour guide to climb the falls, slide down some smooth rocks and swim in the shallow pool below. Find the best day tours, shore excursion and airport transfers from Ocho Rios.

Getting to Kingston

Arrive at Norman Manley Int'l Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 15 min +/-

Arrive at Sangster International Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 3 hrs +/-

Inland flight to Resort Area 45 min +/-

About Kingston

Kingston is the UNESCO designated "Creative City" and the gateway to the Blue Mountains a World Heritage Site and Port Royal famous for the pirates of the Caribbean. An earthquake destroyed Port Royal in 1692, causing deaths of thousands of its population. Kingston  was born when the Jamaican Government purchased land known as Colonel Barry's Hog Crawle from Sir William Beeston, and a new town was formed and named Beeston. The name then changed in honor of the King in England, thus the name, Kingston. Today Kingston is famous for Reggae Icon Bob Marley. He was born in St. Ann and later moved to Kingston where he found inspiration in music, while he struggled in poverty. After developing his talent, he helped introduce reggae music internationally and remain the category most loved artist. Find things to do from Kingston.

Getting to Runaway Bay

Arrive at Sangster International Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 1.5 hrs+/-

Arrive at Norman Manley Int'l Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 2.5 hrs+/-

About Runaway Bay

Runaway Bay is a rising resort town with a rich history.  Runaway Bay was the first settlement of the Spanish in Jamaica and the last point of exit after being defeated by the British. The name came either after the African slaves or Yassi, the last Spanish Governor of Jamaica who fled to Cuba. Nearby was Discovery Bay, where Christopher Columbus visited during his 

voyage in 1494, thus the name Runaway Bay. Located in Runaway Bay are the Runaway and Green Grotto Caves that are the largest and most accessible caves on the island. Combined years estimates to be about half-million years old. Inside are stalagmites and stalactites and an 

underground lake. Book fun things to do from Runaway Bay.

Getting to Falmouth

Arrive at Sangster International Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 45 min+/-

Arrive at Norman Manley Int'l Airport

Drive to Resort Area - 3 hrs+/-

About Falmouth

In 1769 the capital of Trelawny was laid out, and Sir William Trelawny was instrumental in its establishment, so they named the town after his English 

birthplace Falmouth. Streets were planned as a grid and patriotically named 

after members of the royal family and English heroes. Bio-luminescence micro-organisms are what you will find at Falmouth; this happens with the mixture of two bodies of water, where the Martha Brae River and the Caribbean Sea meet. When this body of water is disturbed at night, it glows brightly. The Famous Luminous Lagoon Glistening Waters is known as  one of Jamaica's best night-time attraction. Find the best day tours and shore excursions from Falmouth.