Do you need mosquito net in Jamaica?

Dengue and Zika are two common mosquito-borne diseases found in Jamaica. Make sure you bring mosquito repellents or netting and avoid being outside at dawn or dusk. Women who are pregnant or may become pregnant should avoid travel to the region as Zika can cause birth defects.



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Remember, Jamaica is a tropical paradise, but one thing that comes along with the tropics are mosquitoes. You have to remember to bring your bug spray. When shopping for the right one, I suggested getting the Unscented OFF spray; you want to make sure you are protected but not smelling like repellant.

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Cash: You will not need to exchange your US dollars into Jamaican dollars because everyone takes US currency. It is recommended that you bring between $150 and $500 per person for spending depending on what you plan to do. Please have at least $200 in small bills ($1.00, $5.00 and $10.00) with the balance in twenties.

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Jamaica is hot year-round, so skip the jeans and keep fabrics light and airy. Remember that in most places in Jamaica, casual is fine. T-shirts, flowy skirts, sundresses, shorts, and linen pants are all fair game.

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Keep your luggage in view at all times and your personal effects close to your body. Don't carry large amounts of cash. Do not leave valuables in your car; utilize the in-room safety deposit box or hotel safe. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry outside of your resort.

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Jamaicans say the bites come from mosquitoes, ants and possibly sand fleas. So, before going to Jamaica, make sure to prepare yourself in advance and pack some long sleeves and pants. Also, make sure to bring mosquito repellent or buy some as soon as you get to the island, and apply liberally!

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It depends more on the weather (how much rain there's been recently, whether there's much wind etc.) than on the location. But I would always expect mosquitoes in the Caribbean and go prepared for them. To me, that means taking a good repellent and using it religiously!

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-Mosquitoes: In the evening mosquitos can be a problem. Jamaicans say the bites come from mosquitoes, ants and possibly sand fleas. So, before going to Jamaica, make sure to prepare yourself in advance and pack some long sleeves and pants.

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AMERICAN SCIENTIST Dr Dini Miller says Jamaica should be wary of a resurgence of bedbugs abroad. This, especially, as an informal survey of local pest control experts indicate that 40 per cent had come across the insect in recent times.

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