Jamaica 3 Day Itinerary

Jamaica 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Kingston & Bob Marley Museum

  • Morning: Arrival at Norman Manley International Airport (KIN). Obtain a visitor visa if required (U.S., Canadian, and most European citizens do not need one for stays under 6 months.) Get around Jamaica by taxi or rental car.

  • Afternoon: Head to Kingston, the island’s capital city. Visit the National Gallery of Jamaica, showcasing works from local artists. Lunch at The JaMex Fish House for authentic Jamaican seafood.

  • Afternoon/Evening: Explore the Bob Marley Museum, a tribute to the legendary musician who was born and raised in Kingston. End your day with dinner at Tastee Patties or Devon House, famous for its ice cream.

Day 2: Blue Mountains & Port Antonio

  • Morning: Depart early for the Blue Mountains, the highest peak in Jamaica. Enjoy a scenic drive and visit the John Crow Mountain Reserve, home to rare bird species. Have breakfast at a local café.

  • Afternoon: Descend to Port Antonio, known as the “Heart of the Country.” Visit the beautiful Frenchman’s Cove beach, a picturesque spot with clear waters and a charming setting. Lunch at the nearby Bongo Hideaway Restaurant & Bar.

  • Evening: Relax at your accommodation or explore Port Antonio’s lively nightlife in bars such as the iconic Rio Grande Bar & Grill.

Day 3: Ocho Rios & Dunn’s River Falls

  • Morning: Travel to Ocho Rios, a popular tourist destination. Visit the Turtle River Park, home to the unique Jamaican Black River turtles. Lunch at Miss T’s Kitchen or Stoney River Restaurant.

  • Afternoon: Explore Dunn’s River Falls, a 180-foot waterfall where you can climb up the terraces with the assistance of guides. Be sure to bring water shoes and swimwear!

  • Evening: Return to your accommodation or explore Ocho Rios’s nightlife at venues such as Margaritaville or Taj Mahal Casino.

Other Tips:

  • Jamaica uses the Jamaican Dollar (JMD), but U.S. dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas.
  • English is the official language, but you may also hear Jamaican Patois spoken locally.
  • Always stay aware of your belongings and exercise caution when traveling at night or in unfamiliar areas.
  • Enjoy local cuisine like Jerk Chicken, Ackee & Saltfish, and Festivals!