There are three international airports that receive flights to Jamaica and several local commuter airports available for domestic travel. The largest and busiest airport, used by most international travelers is undoubtedly the Sir Donald Sangster International Airport located in the resort city of Montego Bay. The city of Kingston is home to the second largest airport, the Norman Manley International Airport while the Ian Fleming International Airport can be found in Boscobel, Saint Mary Parish. The international airports receive flights from a variety of airlines including the popular local flag carrier, Air Jamaica, which has its home at Norman Manley and Sangster International airports. Each airport has a transportation information desk plus desks representing tour companies, hotels and rental cars. Taxis and a shuttle service are also available to carry travelers to their destinations.

Jamaica Weather

One of Jamaica's greatest attractions is its amazing weather with temperatures in the coastal areas averaging 26C to 30C year-round and dropping slightly at higher altitudes. May to December is the wet season, with the highest amount of rainfall during September and October. The hurricane season runs from June to November. Peak travel season is from December to April and prices for Jamaica flights tend to rise. Flights to Jamaica are possible throughout the year, and many people opt to book Jamaica flights during the off-season when the beaches are less crowded, and it is easier to secure great deals and cheap tickets.

Getting Around Jamaica

There are several options for travelers to get around Jamaica. There are four domestic airports that have flights between the main cities, and many rural centers are served by private fields. Car, motorcycle and bicycle rentals are available at reasonable prices, and well-maintained freeways make driving a pleasure in Jamaica. An extensive public transportation network links virtually every village by bus and minibus, and is the cheapest form of transport in Jamaica. Licensed taxis are available for those desiring the extra comfort, but they tend to be quite pricey. Public transportation is generally the best option for visitors to Jamaica.

Jamaica Attractions

The land of beautiful beaches and reggae music has much to offer travelers, and has an assortment of attractions to suit any taste. From amazing nightlife, lovely beaches and mouth-watering cuisine, Jamaica has it all. Some of the more popular attractions include:

• Dunn's River Falls (Ocho Rios) is 600 meters high, with clear waters cascading into the sea. The falls are one of Jamaica's premier attractions.
• Reggae Explosion in Island Village, Ocho Rios, is an interactive museum about reggae music, Bob Marley and other stars. Experience the rhythm of Jamaica.
• The Kools Runnings Adventure Park in Negril has a range of activities suitable for the whole family, from water sports to paintball, and trampolines to go-karts.
• Doctor's Cave Beach Club Montego Bay provides the opportunity to sample the best of Jamaica, including a lovely beach, amazing snorkeling, and famous Jamaican cuisine.
• Visit Benji's Paradise to be one with nature, go swimming, and go hiking in the hills for an amazing day trip experience.