Articles tagged with "Jamaica"
Jamaica is small enough to cross in a day and varied enough that the coast, the interior and the mountains have genuinely different weather on the same afternoon.
Jamaica publishes its own country by country entry table, and for a United States passport holder it is short. The paperwork that catches people out is not a visa at all.
Jamaica is warm all year, so the choice is not about temperature. It is about rain, crowds, prices and the Atlantic hurricane season, and those four do not line up.
Port Royal was one of the richest ports in the seventeenth century Caribbean until an earthquake put most of it into the sea. It joined the World Heritage List only in 2025.
Jamaica's first World Heritage Site was inscribed for its biodiversity and its cultural significance together. The mountains that sheltered the Maroons are the mountains that hold the endemic species.