Travel Tips & Safety

For most of the attractions listed, you can plug in the name into your GPS navigator and it will bring you to the exact location.
The likelihood of attractions being overcrowded are heightened on local public holidays and drunk peak seasons.
For public places ensure to bring your own accessories.
Be careful of attractions without a Lifeguard on duty.
Safety is your number one responsibility.

Wear your seatbelt.
Stay alert!
Abide by the posted speed limit.
Be mindful driving through town squares due to the heavy presence of pedestrians, as well as taxi and bus operators making frequent and often sudden stops.
Be mindful when going around corners. (Especially deeps bends, hilly areas and on narrow roads).
Consider travelling with your go-to fix for motion sickness as travelling through Jamaica’s hills and valleys might affect you. Dimenhydrinate might be best to help ease the nausea that comes with travelling on hilly terrain.
Be mindful of bikers and their passenger pillions.