You deserve a trip to vacation destination, Negril this year! The fun never ends in Negril so your stay will be well worth it.

This town on Jamaica's south coast is as famous for its seven-mile stretch of white sand beach as it is for the cliffs that are just out above the bright blue waters on its west end.

Negril, despite the number of visitors it attracts, remains by and large the capital of casual.

Although close enough to the north coast to access a variety of attractions, here the order of the day is simple: hang out at the beach until the sun sets, dance barefoot under the stars, and listen to live reggae.

Where to eat in Negril

Cosmo's Seafood restaurant

An iconic dining experience in the middle of the famous Seevn Mile Beach, Cosmo’s has been a landmark part of Negril from the town’s earliest days.

You better believe the lobster, curried conch, and other authentic Jamaican dishes are still just as delicious.

Time it right to enjoy a cold Red Stripe as you take in the stunning sunset on the beach.

Where to stay in Negril

Idle Awhile

A trio of boutique hotels on the coast of the sun-kissed western town offers a blissful stay on the beach, the cliffs, or tucked away in a private oceanfront villa that will entirely capture the essence of the perfect Jamaican vacation.

Each location boasts exceptional personal service in a relaxed and carefree idyllic setting.

Where to play in Negril

Jamwest Adventure Park

What started out as a Speedway has grown into an entire complex built just for fun.

“Arrive and drive” as you hit the circuit in a race car and then keep the adrenaline running high as you actually Race Zip your friends on parallel ziplines or speed down an extreme water slide to plunge into the pool below.

There is also a mineral bath and a spot to enjoy a delicious meal before partaking in many of the other activities available at the Park.

Rick's Cafe

It was one of the first attractions that drew visitors away from the 7-mile beach to the cliff side of Negril.

This bar in Negril grew from a small, sleepy spot to watch a spectacular sunset in 1974, to a vibrant exciting party spot where people somersault or jump off cliffs before partying to live music into the night.

After watching the spectacular sunset of course.


Bloody Bay Beach

Negril is famous for its Seven Mile Beach (which is only 4 miles long!), known in days gone by as the ultimate laid-back beach destination.

Nowadays, although the water is as beautiful as ever and the sweet smell of ganja still drifts through the air, if you're looking for something a little less crowded, head to Bloody Bay and hang with the locals instead.

Get to Bloody Bay Beach:

Boulevard near the Negril Aerodome. Turn onto the side road at Breezes Grand Resort and Spa, and follow it right to the sand.