How do you picture your ideal tropical getaway? With a myriad of things to do in Jamaica, it’s simple to create a full itinerary of experiences for all types of travelers. Whether a dream vacation means exploring nature from rivers to mountains, feeling the thrill of adventure, supporting community tourism within a vibrant culture, enjoying a blissful romantic rendezvous, or endless fun for the whole family, this is truly it.

The country of Jamaica has so much to offer you! Envision yourself here: the glow of the golden sun warming your face, the sway of trees as gentle breezes caress the green landscapes, the calming whisper of water waves. Can you see? Can you hear it?

Culture
Jamaica is best experienced through your senses and our cultural experiences let you do just this. Taste homegrown spirits at the Appleton Rum Experience and Hampden Rum Estate. Inhale aromas sizzling on Scotchies’ pimento wood fire. Feel pulsing vibrations of reggae and dancehall blaring through sound systems. Immerse yourself in the Rastafarian way of life. There’s no one way to experience paradise.

Nature
Looking to explore nature? We have postcard-perfect beaches brushed by the azure Caribbean Sea, but encourage you to experience the island’s vibrations in others ways too.

The world-famous Dunn’s River Falls and Park allows you to refresh under flowing cascades, plus take on the challenge of climbing to its peak. You can also elevate to the Blue Mountains, Jamaica’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to many indigenous life forms, for a stroll along the trails of Holywell Recreational Park and the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Parks. Or perhaps a bicycle tour ride through the terrain is what’s in order to reveal scents, sounds, and sights you can only experience here.

Adventures
If you’re seeking a rush of adrenaline, feel the wind on your face while gliding on Mystic Mountain’s rainforest zip lines and bobsled. Similarly, exploration of the expansive Cockpit Country and Green Grotto Caves will surely inspire awe and curiosity. Want more? Get up close and personal with crocodiles in their natural habitat at Black River Safari.

Romance
The sultry images of our tropical landscape paint a picture that easily inspires romance. Few experiences are more tranquil than a leisurely bamboo raft ride on the Martha Brae River, or deciphering where the blue sky kisses the sea at the historic Lovers’ Leap cliff site. It’s no wonder Jamaica is a favorite destination for couples looking to take their relationship to a higher level.

Family Fun
A hassle-free getaway at an all-inclusive resort is a popular option for families in Jamaica. Bottomless meals seared with island spices and numerous activities packaged in one place—plus quick access to off-site attractions—leaves you free of worry so you can completely enjoy island life and get out there for memorable experiences as a family.

Community Tourism
For a truly authentic Jamaican experience, interact with our everyday locals through community tourism. Our people are happy to share warm smiles as well as treasures of our home with you. Explore the countryside terrain on ATVs with Rastasafari Negril Experience and visit the cozy chic community of Treasure Beach, just some of the many ways to get hands on with the island’s heritage.

Restaurants In Jamaica
Dine, Island Style
Ever wonder what makes Jamaican food receive praise from all over the world? It’s not just flavor-filled dishes hugged with herbs and spices—it’s gourmet experiences you simply can’t replicate elsewhere.

Imagine carefully cupping foil filled with just-smoked jerk pulled from pimento wood, enjoying a whole fish drowning in savory stew near a whispering seaside, or popping open a frosted Red Stripe beer bottle under the Jamaican sun. These are just a few of the unparalleled island pleasures you can have in Jamaica. Dining here is a feast for the senses, whetting appetites with an abundance of food festivals, street food, and a plethora of restaurants.

 

Kingston
Kingston is the country of Jamaica’s capital city and thrives as a melting pot of cultures. This mixture has birthed and developed diversity in many forms, underscored greatly by our cuisine. Whether you crave crackling jerk under a bamboo hut, a homestyle meal fit for Sunday dinner tables around the island, or a taste of international flavors, Kingston has more than a few answers for satisfying your hunger.

Some famous restaurants in Jamaica were first established in Kingston before spreading to other parishes, such as Usain Bolt’s restaurant and Gloria’s Seafood. Different ends of the parish host pockets of foodie escapes with multiple eateries in one area. From the likes of Grog Shoppe and Damascus Gate at Devon House to New Kingston’s Triple Century Sports Bar and Sweetwood Jerk Joint, to the revitalized downtown restaurants like Moby Dick and Ribbiz Ocean Lounge and beyond.

 

Montego Bay
The Gloucester Avenue ‘Hip Strip’ is Montego Bay’s buzzing street that offers a variety of options to indulge in. Get a taste of what Montego Bay has to offer with samples from around the globe within steps of each other.

Filling options from China House Restaurant, iconic selections from Margaritaville, and traditional Jewish servings from Chabad of Jamaica, the first kosher hot spot in Jamaica, will leave you with more than just a bellyful. Enjoy tasty eats at top restaurants in Montego Bay while bar hopping day to night from Pier 1 to Hard Rock Café for a well-rounded experience.

 

Blue Mountain Culinary Trail
Jamaica’s hills hold more than just coffee. Take the Jamaica Blue Mountain Culinary Trail and savour delicious eats from restaurants and cafes along the route ascending the foothills of the Blue Mountains. Dine with a majestic view of the lush terrain and cosmopolitan Kingston below.

 

Negril
Negril has its own bustling stretch of culinary possibilities along the famed Seven Mile Beach. In between beachfront resorts, you can grab a bite before or after soaking up the sun at a cozy spot like Arthur’s Beach Bar, or perhaps stop for a snack and a drink at a local jek spot, or live the high life at a high-end restaurant for a special occasion or just because you’re in Jamaica.

Make your way to the quiet cliff side of Negril’s West End to uncover an additional host of dining options overlooking the gradient horizon. You can get front row seats to Jamaica’s impressive sunsets at Rockhouse Restaurant.

 

Ocho Rios
As a coastal resort town, it’s no surprise that Ocho Rios has a sizeable selection of seafood restaurants in Jamaica. Pioneering fine dining establishment Spring Garden Steakhouse & Seafood and the appropriately named Seaside Dutchie are two popular picks to enjoy the catch of the day. You’ll find a pod of other choice seafood selections at the central Fishing Village, which sits just by the shore.

Jamaica’s savory options range from street food to fine dining, granting an indescribable satisfaction no matter where you choose to sample.

Shopping in Jamaica
Before your Jamaican vacation ends, pick up a piece of paradise. The satisfaction of inspecting a product before your purchase it—feeling its durability, smelling the ingredients, and seeing the true quality—is enhanced in Jamaica with the knowledge that many items are handcrafted and made locally. With just about everything from trinkets to high-end products, shopping in Jamaica will leave you with souvenirs of many kinds.

Negril
Laid-back Negril is famous for silky sands and the blue calm of Seven Mile Beach. Vendors roam daily, charming buyers with everything from handmade crafts to tasty bites and creative offerings like beachside massages and hair braiding. Stall collections like the Negril Craft Market and decades-old Rutland Point are respectively located on both the sandy and craggy sections of the city. For additional variety, Time Square Shopping Mall is stocked with duty-free purchases.

Port Antonio
Musgrave Market is considered the go-to produce market in Port Antonio. Its shoreline location includes Musgrave Craft Market, offering authentic merchandise such as pieces created by Maroon descendants. Facing Fisherman’s Beach are a collection of small huts which compose The Craft Village. This shoppers’ paradise includes a bar, eateries, and an outdoor playground for younger visitors.

Ocho Rios
Harmony Hall Gallery shares works by over 100 Jamaican artists. Whether you’re staying in Ocho Rios or visiting after docking at the port, picking up souvenirs is easy. Ocho Rios Craft Market, Pineapple Craft Market, and Coconut Grove Market are surrounded by accommodations and attractions to make supporting local vendors simpler. If cooling down under Dunn’s River’s natural cascading showers, their on-site craft market creates one less stop.

Montego Bay
This tourist capital has retail options catering to all buyer types. Get extra value by visiting a shopping village that doubles as a historic venue. For example, the grounds of 17th-century Fort Montego has the artisan shops of Old Fort Craft Market; and the Montego Bay Cultural Centre offers exhibitions on a 20th-century site and houses a National Museum.

While you’re out enjoying the city, Harbour Street and Holiday Craft Market are both conveniently located near main attractions and popular resorts to stock up on souvenirs. Speaking of attractions, the eerie Rose Hall Great House is across from the Shoppes of Rose Hall. This shopping village includes a variety of handmade goods, resort apparel, luxurious pieces from the likes of Casa de Oro Jewelers, and more.

Kingston
For a more authentic experience, why not go where the locals shop? Kingstonians flock to the strip malls in Half Way Tree and the bargain blocks of downtown. Attractive product displays, blasting speaker boxes, and promoters on microphones beckon shoppers inside.

Downtown near the Jamaica Conference Centre, National Gallery, and Victoria Pier eateries, is the Kingston Craft Market. Its boundless view of Kingston Harbour’s rolling waves is an extra feature, aka ‘brawta’ in patois. In Half Way Tree, an interior Kingston area, you’ll find Sun Island and sister store My Jamaica. Known mostly for T-shirts with island flair, the shops are almost synonymous with Jamaican-made products. They, plus Bijoux duty-free store, are must-visits for many shoppers ahead of Kingston airport departures.

You’ve spent days, maybe months, dreaming about the warmth of the island air against your skin, the salty tropical aroma of the glistening sea, its champagne bubbly waves splashing up against your toes, and the fiery taste of pepperwood spice as you sink your teeth into a juicy bite of jerk chicken. Now you’re ready to experience all that Jamaica has to offer and we’ve put our best on show.

No matter what type of vacation you’re dreaming of, there’s an attraction here that will help bring it to life and leave you with unforgettable memories for decades to come. Golfing, beaching, hiking, dancing, even ghostbusting and cave-diving can all be a part of your vacation. These are but a few of the best attractions in Jamaica that will help you feel the pulse of our island paradise.

Natural Wonders
Jamaica is a nature lover’s dream. Choose to hike daredevil waterfalls, drive or ride along scenic hillside corridors, check in with the gentle native crocodiles on a river safari, or take a trolley through historic towns rich with culture.

Get to understand the Jamaican psyche by visiting Croydon in the Mountain, a historical estate nestled in the cool hills of Montego Bay. The plantation is where one of our national heroes, Sam Sharpe, was born and you can enjoy beautiful botanical gardens while sampling the tangy taste of exotic fruits.

Over in Ocho Rios, Dunn’s River Falls commands most of the attention. However, also not to be missed, is the delightful Turtle River Falls and Gardens located right in the bustling resort town and offering up 14 cascading waterfalls for you to enjoy.

Mix a bit of athletic activity into your getaway with a bicycle tour through the lush and bountiful terrain of the Blue Mountains, home to the world-renowned Blue Mountain coffee. Guided tours take you to the 7,000-foot peak of the mountain.

 

Only in Jamaica
A visit to the Accompong Maroons, dating back to 1739, will delight those looking for a cultural experience. Over at the Trench Town Culture Yard, you’ll be introduced to the home of reggae music. This is where Bob Marley spent much of his earlier years of life and his spirit and legacy are alive and rockin’ here.

If you’re a golf enthusiast, you must visit the oldest course in the western hemisphere. The Manchester Club sits 2,000 feet above sea level atop the cool hills in the center of the island and offers up a full 18 holes. The Tryall Golf Club in Montego Bay offers several levels of awe-inspiring beachside beauty and world-class holes with instructors on hand to help you improve your play.

Head to the beach at Long Bay Beach Park and enjoy an expansive stretch of sky blue waters lapping at your feet. Cooldown at the Sky Beach Cafe with a sunset al fresco dinner on the cliff’s edge and then party the night away at Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville. There’s nothing like the sand in your toes as the rhythmic beats lift you to another dimension.

 

Heart-Pounding Action
Give in to an adrenaline rush with zip lining and river tubing tours via Chukka Caribbean Attractions along the White River Valley. Jamwest Motorsport ATV tours, as well as the Mystic Mountain bobsled ride through the shimmering rainforest, will also satisfy your need for speed.

Kool Runnings Water Park offers up more than your average waterslide ride. Have fun paintballing in the jungle, go-kart racing and river rafting, and then go sliding down the thrilling 70-foot Lightning Bolt speed slide.

If watersports tickle your fancy, you must parasail over the beach or go scuba diving with the sea turtles.

With so many attractions in Jamaica to choose from, you may never want to leave!

Imagine the strains of Reggae beats or the pulse of Dancehall rhythms, on the beach or in the streets – from dusk til dawn. Welcome to Jamaica’s nightlife – come and get your groove on.

MARGARITAVILLE MONTEGO BAY LIMITED
From your resort or cruise ship, journey to the heart of MoBay’s Hip Strip by bus, taxi, catamaran—even foot—for an exhilarating daylong retreat the whole family will enjoy. Classic Americana and authentic jerk dishes served with a side of Island time. Ice-cold drinks paired with red-hot fun, and panoramic views of the Caribbean that offer unlimited opportunities for heart-pumping water sports from Margaritaville’s famous aqua park. Hear the call of the ocean from their 120-foot waterslide straight into the ocean. Grab the day by the margarita mug and let loose.

From island-inspired bites on the famed sunset patio to dancehall and reggae beats under the moonlight at the seaside nightclub, you won’t want to let another day waste away without visiting Margaritaville Montego Bay. World Travel Awards – #1 Entertainment Destination in the Caribbean, 2017 & 2018 Margaritaville After Dark—or Club Ville for the familiar—is more than just your average bar, it’s a destination. Locals and adventure seeking travelers alike flock from all corners of the world to experience island-life at its fullest. Exclusive acts, the region’s best DJs, multi-level dance floors, friendly service, and top-notch drinks.

Choose between booty-shaking beats on the dancefloor with hundreds of other pulsating partiers, or take it all in from our VIP Lounge with bottle service and reserved seating. Enjoy Jamaica’s legendary nightlife from the island’s safest and most popular clubs. See you on the dance floor. See you at Club Ville.

PIER 1 ON THE WATERFRONT
Pier 1 on the Waterfront is an open-air Restaurant and Bar that offers guests an inclusive list of seafood options. One can enjoy its scenic view overlooking the bay while being regaled at its unique entertainment centre which has been in operation since 1986. Along with its wide array of seafood dishes, Pier 1 gives persons tasty Jamaican dishes ranging from Jerked Chicken to Curried Goat and Salads. It is an attraction!

RICK’S CAFE
Rick’s Café is known for having an unrivaled view of the sunset in Jamaica. Set in the West End atop a 35-foot high cliff, it is also known for a heart-throbbing, exhilarating cliff jumping! Rick’s Cafe was founded in 1974 by Richard Hershman when Negril was a sleepy fishing village. Rick’s Cafe added another breath-taking attraction and became the first public bar and restaurant in the area. It was and still remains the place to catch a magnificent view of the Jamaican sunset.

MARGARITAVILLE NEGRIL
Stroll down the white-hot strip of famous 7-Mile Beach to Margaritaville’s iconic yellow flip flop. Sparkling sugar sand, crystalline warm waters, and sunsets unlike anything you’ve ever seen are only a few of the things Margaritaville Negril has to offer. Experience private cabanas for lounging beachside, a rustic Tiki Beach Bar serving up endless island-inspired refreshments, and open-air dining with a menu so delightful, the fish won’t be the only ones biting. The town of Negril may have inspired Jimmy Buffett’s “Jamaica Mistaica”, but make no mistake, you’ll find your slice of heaven at Margaritaville Negril. Exchange your worries and shoes, for barefoot fun in the sand and surf, the entire family can enjoy.

CORAL CLIFF
New twists on classic Jamaican recipes and tried-and-true favourites can be found at Bubble & Spice. Featuring starters, soups, salads, ‘one pots’, sandwiches and signature entrées, the menu is sure to be an instant hit. Spiced Watermelon, Oxtail Pockets, Butter Bean Hummus, Curry Goat One Pot, Escovitch Fish Sandwich and Bubble & Spice’s signature Honey Butter Fried Chicken and champagne pairings means you’ll nyam til yuh belly buss in style! Coral Cliff is also the ‘hottest’ bar in Jamaica surrounded by high energy gaming, the Lava Bar is THE social spot for those who love to be in the center of it all. Surround your senses with 24/7 gaming action, live entertainment and specialty cocktails and spirits. Check out the hottest live band in Montego Bay The Bubble & Spice All Stars performing nightly, Wednesday through Sunday at 9pm

From long sandy stretches to crystal clear water and secret coves, our beaches are where you start your holiday and make memories to last a lifetime. Check out these top beaches in Jamaica below.

Dig your toes into the softest white sand in Negril at the Seven Mile Beach, a gorgeous seven mile stretch of non-stop ocean views. A long shallow entry means you can wade out while still standing, ideal for the non-swimmer and your resident mermaid. For the vibes of the city life and the proximity to nearby shopping, Doctor’s Cave Bathing Club is the place to be in Montego Bay. Named for the healing properties of the water, Doctor’s Cave can be a sea of umbrellas on a hot summer’s day. Get there early to pick your spot!

For the selfie of a lifetime visit Frenchman’s Cove Beach in Port Antonio. Featured in the movie Knight and Day, Frenchman’s Cove Beach is a pristine estuary surrounded by the 48-acre Frenchman’s Cove Resort. Come feel the sensation of swimming from the cold water of the river as it flows into the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea. For darker sand and unmatched seafood dishes, head to the south coast, where the beaches are world’s apart from their north coast equivalents. Savour lobster and fish fresh from the ocean at Little Ochie or relax on the ‘black’ sand of Treasure Beach. The southern side of Jamaica is also great for surfing! Stop by Boston Beach or Jamnesia on the south-eastern coast outside of Kingston for a surfing lesson. Just ask for Billy Wilmot, tell him we sent you!

BAMBOO BEACH CLUB
Pull up a beach chair, sit in the hammock or take a swim in the beautiful Caribbean waters at Bamboo Beach Club. Its that relaxing oasis where you can kick your shoes off and just enjoy music, good vibes and great Jamaican food at the beach.

DUNN’S RIVER FALLS AND PARK
Dunn’s River Falls is one of Jamaica’s national treasures. Globally, it is as well-known as Reggae and equally stimulating. There are few places where the Arawak name “Xayamaca” – land of rivers and springs – is more apt. The Spaniards called the area “Las Chorreras” – the waterfalls or springs – and it is truly one of the most beautiful spots on the island. A stone’s throw from Ocho Rios, one of Jamaica’s fastest growing resort centres, Dunn’s River Falls is unique. Described as a living and growing phenomenon, it continuously regenerates itself from deposits of travertine rock, the result of precipitation of calcium carbonate from the river, as it flows over the falls. The small dome-shaped cataracts are usually associated with thermal spring activity found in limestone caves. This, combined with its location near to the sea, gives Dunn’s River the distinction of being the only one of its kind in the Caribbean, if not the world.

FRENCHMAN’S COVE RESORT
Frenchman’s Cove is one of Jamaica’s most recognized and picturesque beach locations. The property’s clear river empties out to a white sand beach, and has been featured in several films and documentaries. The azure Caribbean waters are soothing and relaxing.

JIMMY BUFFET’S MARGARITAVILLE OCHO RIOS
Feel the rhythm of the island wash over you as you enter the pulse of Ochi’s vibrant beachside day life and electric nightlife. Caribbean flavors and American favorites paired with drinks that flow just as freely as Dunn’s River Falls. Sun-drenched outdoor spaces and friendly faces at every turn. Banging beats and bars with in-pool seats. Here, the hardest choice you’ll have is where to stretch out with a cold one. Chill out at the swim-up bar, soar above the main bar from the 60-foot waterslide or get down in the white sand at Margaritaville’s all-day beach party. From intimate drinks for two to 2 am shots with the crew, at Margaritaville Ocho Rios, it’s always 5 o’clock.

RIO NUEVO VILLAGE
Rio Nuevo is located on 30 acres of prime beachfront and just ten minutes drive east of Ocho Rios. The property boasts a rich history dating to as far back as 900 AD. It is the site of the famous battle between the Spaniards and the English invaders in 1658. Rio Nuevo Village also serves as a venue for weddings, corporate events, picnics and photo shoots.

It’s not like us to brag, but our 10 golf courses are special. Practice your swing, caddy up for a full 18 or sit back and relax on the 19th. There’s a course for every player.

Jamaica is the home of the most exciting and spectacular golf courses. The courses are created in harmony with the sweeping landscape, challenging each golfer’s skill from mountains to shorelines to historic monuments with magnificent vistas in between. Each golf course with its unique terrain – dramatic elevations, sloping fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and lush greenery – makes for distinctive signature holes that have served to both taunt and inspire professional and amateurs to return again and again.

A professional support team is at the heart of the true Jamaican golf experience. The caddies, coaches and support staff all want to see you bring, and achieve, your “A”-game. Each masterful stroke complemented by the beauty of the course makes for a truly exhilarating experience.

Caymanas Golf Club
Conceived in the early 1950s, the Caymanas Golf Course opened for play in 1957 and since that time has developed into a magnificent parkland thanks to the tropical climate of Jamaica. Caymanas is now regarded by many to be the finest in Jamaica and ranked amongst the best in the Caribbean. It offers an enjoyable and exacting test for golfers of all abilities. The Caymanas Golf Club features a Pro Shop, Clubhouse, Chipping Green, Driving Range and Golf School.

CINNAMON HILL GOLF CLUB
Cinnamon Hill Golf Course offers 18 holes of remarkable play. Winding its way along the sparkling shores of the turquoise Caribbean Sea and through the lush green mountain terrain of its demanding back nine, Cinnamon Hill’s diverse elevations combine the best of both links and inland golf. From Hank Smedley’s original design in 1969, to Von Hagee and Baril’s brilliant redesign in 2001, painstaking care has been taken to ensure that the historic sites, flora and fauna of the Rose Hall Estate are preserved for future generations.

The dynamic course design features an open, windswept front nine, where golfers will find either an advocate or an adversary in the coastal winds and elements. On the closing stretch, tight fairways are dotted with treacherous, strategically placed bunkers, inspiring the most competitive player’s best game. The Cinnamon Hill Course is situated on what used to be a large sugar plantation. Still winding through the 400-acre property is the ancient aqueduct that was used to grind sugarcane during the plantation era. Upon close inspection of the supporting pillars, players can see the year of construction, 1761. In fact, with so much beauty and so much history, one of the greatest challenges to playing at Cinnamon Hill is disregarding the panoramic scenery. From its signature hole, Majestic Blue, where the fairway fades into the aquamarine sea, to the mountaintop tee overlooking the Rose Hall Great House, every stroke at Cinnamon Hill is a beautiful one. As an added enhancement, one of the course’s biggest assets happens to be its expert caddies.

Cinnamon Hill caddies are listed among “The Best In The World” by Golfer Magazine. Each caddy is expertly trained and proud members of the Rose Hall community. From Annie Palmer to Arnold Palmer, their deep knowledge of the game and the history of Cinnamon Hill combine to make every golfer’s round even more amazing. Cinnamon Hill offers everything a golfer needs for a remarkable round. For both the novice and the seasoned golfer, Cinnamon Hill offers an unrivaled experience. Ranked as one of Jamaica’s finest by Golf Digest, this par 72 course offers a selection of four tees to appeal to all players. Depending on the tee played from, the course ranges from 5,162 yards to 6,828 yards.

The team of Robert Ames and staff have transformed the whole experience of Cinnamon Hill into a Jamaican local favorite. Considered one of the most user-friendly courses in Jamaica, Cinnamon Hill has also earned a reputation as the best-conditioned golf course on the island. Come, experience Cinnamon Hill and add your own story to its intriguing history. The course offers a Chipping Green, Driving Range and a Putting Green.

HALF MOON GOLF CLUB
Consistently ranked one of the top golf courses in the world, the classic Robert Trent Jones Sr. course is sculpted out of the foothills of the western Jamaican coastline, and has an international reputation for being challenging and breathtaking. A member of Jack Nicklaus’ “Great Golf Resorts of the World,” Half Moon has hosted a number of prestigious tournaments including the Jamaica Open Golf Championship, the Dunhill Cup Final of the Americas, and the Red Stripe Pro-Am. A Caddy Master is on site to facilitate the needs of golfers The Half Moon Course features grass practice bays, a bunker practice green, putting and chipping green, a 50-yard pitching green, and a 19th Hole Bar. The Clubhouse includes 2 meeting rooms and a Golf Shop. Frequent shuttle bus service is available for the short ride to the pro shop from the hotel and the Royal Villas.

RUNAWAY BAY GOLF CLUB
The Jewel Golf Course at Runaway Bay is a par seventy two (72), Eighteen (18) hole championship golf course which offers an exhilarating experience for beginners and accomplished golfers alike. The course was designed by Major John Harris from Britain and was opened in 1960. The features of the golf course are long rolling fairways, large flat greens protected by grassy mounds and sand bunkers. It has hosted many events including the Ryder Cup match between the United Kingdom and the West Indies. The Jamaica Open, The Brinks (JA) Classic. The Heineken World Cup Qualifier, CNBC Nations Cup and numerous JGA Qualifiers. The course measures 5,389 yards and is slope 117 rated from the forward tees. From the back, it measures 6,870 yards and is slope rated 124.

The Club House The Clubhouse offers its guests the opportunity to unwind and relax after a lively round of golf in our elegant and comfortable lobby, or in the open –air pavilion restaurant and bar. The Clubhouse Restaurant serves á-la-carte breakfast and lunch daily*, and opens each morning at 8:00 am and closes when the last person leaves. Guests can experience Jewel Service while having a drink, a meal, watching their favorite televised sporting event or fellow golfers on their final hole. Restroom facilities provide golfers with lockers (available for rent) and showers, while the Pro Shop, which opens at 7:00am each morning, offers an array of golfing apparel, balls, gloves and sun block as well as rental of carts, clubs and shoes.

SANDALS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
In June 1992, Sandals Resorts International purchased Upton Golf Club and set about creating the “the elite golf course” in Jamaica. Since that time, the facility has grown to be one of the finest golf courses in the Caribbean, as recognized by Golf Digest and Frommers Travel Guide. Sandals Golf & Country Club is the ideal golf vacation spot in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. The golf club stretches out over a rolling landscape with sweeping views of the sea and mountains. Narrow fairways have been resurfaced with Bermuda grass while minuscule, drop-off greens have been rebuilt with Tifdwarf Bermuda grass for a beautifully manicured course. Guests staying at any of the six Sandals Resorts in Jamaica are welcome to play at this most scenic Country Club. Sandals Golf & Country Club features a Pro Shop, Golf Shop, Driving Range, Sweet Spot Jerk Shack at #10 green for dining and a Clubhouse.