Are the resorts in Jamaica safe?

Jamaica's resorts are generally safe, beautiful places that have everything you need to have a great vacation. If you plan a resort vacation, it makes sense to stay on the resort grounds – especially at night, or when alcohol might be involved.



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Safe Places To Visit In Jamaica
  • Ocho Rios.
  • Negril.
  • Port Antonio.
  • Nine Mile.
  • Treasure Beach.
  • Kingston.
  • Montego Bay.
  • Spanish Town.


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Neither Jamaica nor Mexico are particularly safe destinations for travelers, so it's hard to recommend either for a vacation. That being said, a well-informed traveler can greatly reduce the risks associated with visiting either country.

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Jamaica has been welcoming tourists for decades. Although some areas are not safe due to gang presence and violent crime most places that attract visitors are considered relatively secure as long as you remain informed and exercise caution in unfamiliar spots.

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Jamaica vs Dominican Republic: Safety When looking at safety between Jamaica vs Dominican Republic, you will find that both places have safe and unsafe areas. Since most tourists go to Punta Can or Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic and Negril or Montego Bay in Jamaica, you will be safe.

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Is the water safe to drink in Jamaica? Mostly, tap water in Jamaica is safe to drink, but in more remote areas you may want to avoid drinking water straight out of the tap, unless it has been boiled, filtered or otherwise treated.

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Like tourists... just like any other tourist destination. Jamaica's main income comes from tourism so they revere foreigners coming for a fun time.

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If you decide to travel to these areas:
  • maintain a high level of personal security awareness at all times.
  • avoid visiting or travelling at night.
  • follow the advice of local authorities.
  • avoid walking alone, even during the day.
  • go out in groups with people that you know.
  • avoid visiting isolated areas and beaches.


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