Negril holidays uncovered – insider tips
Whatever you want from your Negril holidays; lowcostholidays.com has some great insider tips to get you the most out of your holiday.
When is the best time to go?
Jamaica’s rainy season is from May to June and August to November. It’s warm all year round, but slightly cooler from December to March.
Spectacular nights out
There are a host of tourist orientated bars to explore on your Negril holidays, as well as some great clubs – check out Roots Bamboo Beach every Wednesday for a great reggae night.
Hidden Gems
The Blue Hole Mineral spring is a secluded and beautiful place just outside Negril. It’s like a natural Jacuzzi, and an incredibly relaxing day out on your cheap Negril holidays.
How’s the Shopping?
There aren’t a huge number of shops in Negril, but there are enough to keep you busy! If you’re looking for cheap duty free, check out the Sunshine Village shopping plaza.
Where can I get a Burger?
There are loads of restaurants in Negril, many of them tourist orientated. There are still the cheap fast food options like KFC and Burger King, but if you want something a little more authentically Jamaican, check out Arthur’s Beach Restaurant and Bar for some great seafront eating.
Get in with the locals
Here are a few pointers for blending in on your Negril holidays;
Can I drink the water?
It’s safest to drink bottled water, though the quality of tap water is generally good.
What’s the 999 number?
In an emergency, call 119 for police or 110 for fire and ambulance
Shall I pack the sun cream/anorak?
If you’re visiting in the rainy season, you’ll need both! Any other time of year, sun cream is highly advised unless you intend to disguise yourself as a tomato.
How do I get around?
The bus is always popular as it’s the cheapest option. Walking outside the main tourist area isn’t a great idea, so take a taxi if you’re heading out of town.
Shall I learn the local lingo?
The official language of Jamaica is English, so no!
Do I need to tip?
10-20% depending on service is the norm.