Latest reviews in Jamaica

perfect for the bob marley fans. nice to explore (Lauren McDonald, 30-01-2012) 5

beautiful scenery, once you've climbed to the top and look down. it's magical. definitely a 5* attraction in jamaica. A must visit/see (Lauren McDonald, 30-01-2012) 5

Best patties in the world. U need to get involved. Kingston. Clarendon May Pen. 5* mi seh tuh!!! (Lauren McDonald, 30-01-2012) 5

The closest match to Juici Patties.. lol Maybe just more branches in all honesty. Plus they operate overseas, just unfortunately not here in the UK!! Overall the patties/soups/sandwich's (not in the British sense of the word) are all 5-Star quality. And if I remember correctly I got served kola champagne with my lamb pattie & coco bread!! C'mon.. that's just special. (J-Brown, 08-12-2011) 4

expensive but worth every penny, good idea to pre book with other hotel (yusef37, 03-12-2011) 4

beautiful place, one million mosqitoes (yusef37, 03-12-2011) 4

crazy (yusef37, 03-12-2011) 5

I was here in October 2009 with my mum for the sunset. Was the most becautiful I have ever seen. I used it for my art project at college when I got back. I jumped (pushed) off the cliff into the water below. I would definitely do it again! The drink menu was a laugh too. I though the souvenir was a bit pricey but aren't they all? I will be going back next year so I will old enough to do all the crazy stuff that happens there! Wooo! (chevyxula, 24-06-2011) 5

Absolutely stunning. The falls are so beautiful and it is a rare experience to be able to say you climbed a waterfall. We climbed as part of a group led by a guide so we were encouraged to link arms to help each other up but there were many people of different ages and sizes climbing by themselves. The rocks were slippery at times so I would advise a good pair of water shoes, but there are steps along the side should it get too tricky and you just want a gentle walk to the top. Quite touristy and gimmicky with people trying to sell you goods at the top and bottom but they are friendly enough and stop if you say you aren't interested. (Catbird, 05-05-2011) 4

Sandals are always advertised as upmarket all inclusive resorts and this is true. The Sandals in Montego Bay is made up of 3 resorts within 10min of each other with a complimentary bus service between the resorts. With 17 restaurants all included with many offering stunning views over the ocean, after the first couple of days I found just two meals a day was much more comfortable. The food is varied and of generally excellent quality, but order wine by the glass rather by than by the bottle as it is then inclusive and exactly the same. Private beaches and also a private island combined with crystal clear water make this the ideal place for a luxurious holiday for two. Sit in the pool and order drinks from the pool bar, service is normally quick and is always friendly. The rooms are spacious and spotlessly clean and the staff go the extra mile to make your stay memorable; nothing is too much trouble. The only minor gripes I had were that I have never been anywhere with so many carnivorous sand flies; so buy top quality insect repellent before you go. Also the excursions booked in the hotel were comparatively expensive. It is much cheaper and more reliable to book these locally, especially deep sea fishing, so do your research before you go. I also negotiated with a local taxi driver to provide a private full day trip for less than the hotels comparative excursion in a cramped coach. I am now saving up for my next trip!! (bfb59, 12-03-2011) 5