Ten days is a good length for a trip to Jamaica and provides enough time to relax on the beach while also venturing beyond the sun and sand for a mix of adventure and culture.
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Aside from these three areas, there are five lesser known areas that could potentially hold exciting adventures for your Jamaican vacation, but first let's talk about the reasons Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios have remained at the top of the best areas to stay in Jamaica for so many years!
Mid December all the way through January, February and March to mid April is peak season, when prices rise, and places will get very busy, particularly at Christmas, but the weather is at its dry, balmy best.
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.
A. The hurricane season officially runs from 1 June to 30 November, with August and September its peak months. Rainfall in Jamaica is highest between June and November, typically peaking during October and November. Jamaica is less badly affected by tropical storms than other, more northerly Caribbean islands.
June to November is the wet season and is often characterised by heavy showers and thunderstorms. The Atlantic hurricane season exists between these months, and Jamaica is just as vulnerable as its neighbouring islands.
The wet (or rainy) season is usually from July to October. Once that's gone by, you'll be left with the dry season which means more consistent weather and less tropical rainfall. July is the hottest month in Jamaica, with a maximum temperature of 91°F.