The entrance to Negril, Jamaica
At the casual end of Jamaica, visitors seek out Negril to shred the baggage of standard vacations, and pick up the drinks with little umbrellas in them.
Half Moon Beach
By day, streaks of bright emerald and turquoise in the waters near shore morph into patches of royal blue out toward the horizon. Such dazzling colors, unseen up north, make people want to jump in and wallow in them.
Which they do; jump from beaches, boats, and especially cliffs. One by one, otherwise rational adults leap off the cliffs, incited by friends, into the iridescent blues and green below.
On the beach side of town, soft silky sands slip inside one’s shoes. Snorkelers delight in it all.
Sunset at Catcha
By night, visitors claim front-row seats to watch the golden sun slink behind the horizon. After such world-famous sunsets, the bohemian revelry begins in earnest. Fish that swam these waters in the morning grace the dining tables at night. The world’s finest rum, made just up the road, flows like nectar, as waiters serve guests with style.
Top 10 Adventures
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Appleton Estate Tour
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Cliff Jumping
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Diving and Snorkeling
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Horseback Riding
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Lighthouse Climbing
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Relaxing on the Beach
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Royal Palm Reserve
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Touring the South Coast
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Sunset Cruises
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Sunset Watching
Destination Jamaica 