
Montego Bay
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Discover the history of Montego Bay
Jamaica's second-largest city, Montego Bay stretches along sandy beaches lined with coconut palms and turquoise waters, dotted with all-inclusive resorts and luxury hotels. The Hip Strip buzzes with restaurants, boutiques and vibrant nightlife, where reggae and local music set the tone for evening entertainment. Markets offer local crafts, spices and souvenirs, while colonial heritage sites tell the island's rich history. The area is perfect for water activities like diving and sailing. Nearby hills and rivers, including the spectacular Martha Brae Falls, invite nature enthusiasts to explore Jamaica's countryside through hiking, tubing and scenic excursions.
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Discover the best attractions in Montego Bay and its surroundings
The World Famous Dunn's River Falls & Park
Popular terraced waterfall for climbing, plus a scenic, sandy beach with a cafeteria.
Martha Brae Rafting Village
Bamboo rafts poled by guides along a placid river from a launch area with a picnic area & a bar.
Doctor's Cave Beach
Busy, paid-entry beach club with white sand, turquoise water for snorkeling & a restaurant/bar.
Rose Hall Great House
Built in 1770, this restored Georgian mansion on a reputedly haunted former plantation offers tours.
Puerto Seco beach park
An inflatable obstacle course on the water, freshwater pool & other family attractions.
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