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If you're looking to get away from it all and enjoy some sun, sea and sand at Braco in Jamaica, lowcostholidays.com insider tips will help you get the most out of your holiday to Braco.

When is the best time to go?

The most popular time of year to visit is between December and April when the weather is at its best. Beaches and attractions will be busy, but everything will be running at full capacity and there will be plenty to do. If you're after a quieter holiday and don't mind a higher chance of rain, the off season is still hot and sunny and there are some great deals to be found.

Spectacular days out

The most popular activity in Braco is lounging on the beautiful beach, but you can also take advantage of boat tours and excursions that explore some of Jamaica's best attractions. You can visit the historic town of Falmouth with its Georgian architecture, tour the old plantations or take lessons in diving and snorkelling.

Hidden Gems

Head to Falmouth where you can take a boat tour of the scenic Montego Bay Marine Park, a beautiful natural park with crystal clear water that lets you see the colourful marine life on the reefs below.

How's the shopping?

While shopping in Braco is limited to souvenirs, nearby Falmouth is a great place to pick up locally made arts, crafts, ceramics and textiles, as well as some great bargains on duty free clothing, jewellery, alcohol and more.

Where can I get a burger?

Braco has a choice of restaurants offering a variety of cuisine. While it's easy to find familiar favourites like burgers, pizza and chips, we recommend branching out and trying the local Jamaican cuisine or one of the fantastic barbecues on the beach.

Can I drink the water?

Yes, the water is safe to drink although some people prefer the taste of bottled water, which is widely available.

What's the emergency number?

The emergency services can be reached by dialling 119.

Shall I pack sun cream/anorak?

Jamaica is hot and sunny, but there is always a chance of rain. Pack a lightweight anorak to make sure you stay dry.

How do I get around?

All of the attractions of the resort are easily accessible on foot. Taxi or water taxi is the best way to get to Falmouth, while those who want to explore further afield should consider hiring a car.

Shall I learn the lingo?

No, English is widely spoken by both locals and tourists in Jamaica.

Do I need to tip?

Most guests staying here do so on an all-inclusive basis, but even in this case it is polite to tip the staff at the end of your stay.