Is the water turquoise in Jamaica?

A popular spot for tourists and locals, Winnifred has chill vibes reminiscent of Jamaica decades ago. Boats mosey up to the shoreline offering sea excursions on the turquoise waters.



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“The Caribbean sea is so clear and blue because it has little presence of plankton – or other substances – and it's relatively shallow so most of the light is reflected. As a result, we see beautiful clear blue water. Water gets its color from the interaction of sunlight with water and the substances in the water.”

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Negril. For a Jamaican seascape straight from a postcard, set your sights on Negril. Dramatic cliffs, beautiful turquoise water and pristine white sand beaches set the scene for some of the island's most luxurious resorts.

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The Maldives The Maldives, located in the Indian Ocean, have around 1,190 islands and sandbanks.

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Fort Clarence Beach is pinched between Jamaica's Great Salt Pond and Hellshire Bay, so you'll feel as if you're surrounded by sparkling blue water on all sides. This is a favorite local hangout for picnics on affordable beach furniture rentals. It also has beach volleyball courts for sports fans.

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The best time to visit Jamaica is during the dry season, from mid-December through April. The sunny days and pleasant temperatures create optimum conditions for enjoying the beaches, rainforest, markets, and towns. Summer, especially July, when rainfall dips, is also a good time to visit.

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