What can you swim with in Jamaica?

Swimming with Dolphins in Jamaica has never been this good! Choose your favorite Jamaica tours from five Dolphin Habitats available at Dolphin Cove Jamaica, which include Ocho Ríos, Montego Bay, Moon Palace, Puerto Seco, and Yaaman, and start planning the vacation of your life.



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The beaches at Great Bay and Calabash Bay are ideal for swimming, while the smaller shorelines at Frenchman's Bay and Billy's Bay beckon to visitors keen on sunbathing. The South Coast is also home to Bluefields Bay Beach and Fonthill Beach Park, two family-friendly options with calm water and uncrowded sands.

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Water shoes are helpful when visiting waterfalls, some beaches, and other locations in Jamaica like the Cool Blue Hole. These can protect your feet from rocks and keep you comfortable in the water.

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A must see attraction for any tourist traveling to Montego Bay is the beach. There are a number of beaches you can explore - each with its own benefits. Cornwall Beach is a popular place for swimming and relaxing on the white sandy beach.

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Jamaica Beach sea temperatures peak in the range 28 to 30°C (82 to 86°F) on around the 3rd of August and are at their coldest on about the 7th of February, in the range 16 to 20°C (61 to 68°F). Year round warm sea temperatures at Jamaica Beach climb to their highest at the start of August.

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This unique attraction is actually one of two destinations in Jamaica called the Blue Hole, so make sure you put the right one in the GPS. While there are a couple other waterfall excursions around, the blue hole maintains it's natural sense of beauty and seclusion.

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Mosquitoes are prevalent throughout the island, so to avoid bites, make sure you use insect repellent round the clock.

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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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Excluding bats, nearly 90% of the mammals of the Caribbean faunal region have gone extinct since the late Pleistocene, including all the sloths and monkeys, the unique insectivore Nesophontes, two of four species of solenodon, and a variety of rodents including all giant hutias, leaving only a few hutia species extant.

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