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Copyrighted Material Apartment rentals, 58 Bluefields Bay, 158 Index Appleton Rum Estate, Bluefields Beach Park, 158 163–164 The Blue Lagoon, 224 GENERAL INDEX See also Accommodations and Aquasol Theme Park Blue Mountain Bicycle Tours Restaurant indexes, below. (Montego Bay), 108 Ltd., 52, 259–260 Architecture, 18–20 Blue Mountain coffee, 36 Area code, 267 Blue Mountain-John Crow Art, 17–18 Mountain National Park, General Index Art galleries 259 A Kingston, 253 Blue Mountain Peak, 266 A&E Pharmacy (Port Montego Bay, 117 The Blue Mountains, 64, 238 Antonio), 212 Ocho Rios, 200 exploring, 259–266 Abbey Green, 265–266 Port Antonio, 236 Blue Mountain Sunrise Tour, The Absolute Temptation Asylum (Kingston), 254 260 Isle (Negril), 40 At Home Abroad, 58 Blue Mountain Tours, 198 Accommodations, 57–59. ATMs (automated-teller Boating and sailing (rentals See also Accommodations machines), 47–48 and charters), Negril, 149 Index Attractions Link (Port Bob Marley Birthday Bash best, 4–7 Antonio), 235 (Montego Bay), 39 Bluefields, 157–158 Australia Bob Marley Centre & Falmouth, 121 customs regulations, 42 Mausoleum (Nine Mile), Kingston, 240–245 passports, 268 207 Mandeville, 169–170 Bob Marley Museum Montego Bay, 90–101 (Kingston), 252 B Bob Marley Week all-inclusive resorts, Bamboo Avenue (Middle 97–101 (Kingston), 39 Quarters), 163 Bonney, Ann, 152 reservations, 90 Bananas, 219 Newcastle, 262 Books, recommended, Banks 27–28 Ocho Rios, 175–185 Kingston, 239 Port Antonio, 212–218 Bookstores Mandeville, 169 Montego Bay, 88 Port Royal, 257–258 Negril, 128 Treasure Beach, 164–166 Ocho Rios, 174 Ocho Rios, 174 Boston Bay Beach (Port Whitehouse, 160 Port Antonio, 212 Accompong Maroon Festival Antonio), 225, 227 Baptist Manse (Falmouth), Boundbrook Wharf (Port (St. Elizabeth), 39 120 Air Canada, 43 Antonio), 229 Barrett House (Falmouth), Bounty, HMS, 211 Air Jamaica, 43 120 Air Jamaica Express, 43, 46 Bourbon Beach (Negril), 155 Beaches. See also specific Braco Stables (near Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues beaches Festival (Montego Bay), 39 Duncans), 191 best, 1 The Brewery (Montego Bay), Air Jamaica Vacations, 54 Kingston area, 249–250 Airpak Express, 129 118 Montego Bay, 107 Brimmer Hall Estate (St. Air travel, 42–43, 46 Negril, 148–149 Albert George Shopping & Mary’s), 193 Ocho Rios, 190 British Airways, 43 Historical Centre Port Antonio, 222–225 (Falmouth), 120 Buff Bay, 234 Runaway Bay, 206 Bump Grave (Moore Town), Alfred’s Ocean Palace South Coast, 168–169 (Negril), 154 233 Belmont, 157 Burcell Memorial Baptist Alligator Long (dive site), BiBiBips (Ocho Rios), 201 227 Church (Montego Bay), 112 Biking, 149 Business hours, 267 All-inclusive resorts, 57 the Blue Mountains, best, 6–7 Butterfly and Birdwatching 259–260 Tour (Port Antonio), 236 Montego Bay, 97–101 Negril, 128, 149 Negril, 137–142 tours, 52 Ocho Rios,COPYRIGHTED 179–185 Billy’s Bay, 168 MATERIALC Ambassador Tours, 43 Black River, 157, 160–166 Cable & Wireless Jamaica, American Airlines, 42–43 Blackwell, Chris, 263 269 AmericaWest/US Airways, 43 Bligh, Captain William, 211 “The Cage” (Montego Bay), Amnesia (Ocho Rios), 201 Bloody Bay Beach (Negril), 112 Anancy Fun Park (Negril), 149 Calabash Bay, 168 149 Blueberry Hill (near Buff Calabash International Anancy Village (Negril), 151 Bay), 202 Literary Festival (Treasure Annotto Bay, 234 Bluefields, 157–158 Beach), 40 271 115_614440-bindex.indd5_614440-bindex.indd 271271 88/18/10/18/10 110:200:20 AAMM Calendar of events, 39–41 Coffee, 36 Devon House (Kingston), Calypso, 30 Jamaican Standard 251 Canada Products Company, 172 Diamonds Duty Free Fine customs regulations, 42 Columbus, Christopher, 12, Jewelry (Ocho Rios), 200 embassy of, 267 209 Dick Kinkead Pharmacy passports, 268 statue of, 193 (Kingston), 253–254 Cardiffall Public Beach Columbus Park Museum Dining. See also Restaurants (Runaway Bay), 206 (Discovery Bay), 207 Index Caribbean Fashion Week Community tourism, 52 best, 7–8 (Kingston), 40 Condos, cottages and villas, Hardwar Gap, 263–264 Caribic Vacation, 153 58–59 Kingston, 246–249 GENERAL INDEX Caribic Vacations (Ocho Constant Spring golf course, Mandeville, 170 Rios), 198 250 Montego Bay, 101–106 Carlos Café (Kingston), 254 Content Gap, 265 Negril, 142–148 Carnival Cruise Lines, 44 The Cooperage, 260 Ocho Rios, 185–190 Carnival in Jamaica Copasetic (Montego Bay), Port Antonio, 218–222 (Kingston), 40 117 Port Royal, 258–259 Car rentals, 45 Coral Cliff Gaming Lounge Treasure Beach, 166–168 Car travel, 44–45 (Montego Bay), 118 Disabilities, travelers with, Casa de Oro (Ocho Rios), Coronation Bakery (Port 50 199–200 Antonio), 222 Discovery Bay, 173 Cascade Water Trail, 264 Cosmo’s Seaford Restaurant Diving, 53–54 Castleton Botanical & Bar (Negril), 155 Kingston area, 250 Gardens, 234–235 Costa Cruise Lines, 44 Montego Bay, 108 Catherine’s Peak, 262 Cottages, 58 Negril, 150 “The Caves” (dive site), 150 Countrystyle Community Port Antonio, 227–228 Caymanas Golf Course Tourism, 52 Doctor’s Cave Beach (Spanish Town), 250 Court House (St. Ann’s Bay), (Montego Bay), 63, 107 Cayman Trader wreck, 250 193 Dolphin Cove (Ocho Rios), Cecil Charlton Park Coward, Sir Noël, 179, 180 191–192 (Mandeville), 171 Firefly (St. Mary), 194 Dolphin Lagoon (Montego Celebrity Cruises, 44 Coyaba Gardens and Bay), 107 Cellphones, 55–56 Museum, 193–194 Dolphins, swimming with Central Medical Laboratory Coyaba Reef (off Montego Montego Bay, 107 (Ocho Rios), 174–175 Bay), 108 Ocho Rios, 191–192 Central Square (Port Crafts Market (Montego Donald Sangster Antonio), 228 Bay), 117 International Airport Changes in L’Attitudes, 59 Cranbrook Flower Forest & (Montego Bay), 84–85 Christ Church (Port Riverhead Adventure Trail Drama, 27 Antonio), 229 (near St. Ann’s Bay), 194 Drinks, 36 Chub Reef (off Montego Cricket, 250 Driving rules, 45 Bay), 108 Cricket Club (Montego Bay), Drugstores, 269 Chukka Caribbean 118 Kingston, 240 Adventures (Runaway Crime and safety, 49 Mandeville, 169 Bay), 53, 206 Croydon Plantation Ocho Rios, 175 Cinchona Botanical Gardens (Montego Bay), 112 Port Antonio, 212 (Clydesdale), 265 Cruise Masters, 43 Dunn’s River Beach (Ocho Cinnamon Hill Ocean Course Cruises, Inc., 43 Rios), 190 (Montego Bay), 109 Cruise ships and lines, Dunn’s River Falls, 194 City Centre Plaza (Port 43–44 Antonio), 236 Cruises of Distinction, 43 The City Plaza Pharmacy Cuisine, books about, 28 E (Port Antonio), 212 Currency and currency Eating and drinking, 33–36 Climate, 38 exchange, 48 Ecotourism, 51–52 Clinicare Pharmacy Customs regulations, 42 Edinburgh Castle, 193 (Montego Bay), 88–89 Electricity, 267 Clydesdale, 265 Embassies and consulates, The Cockpit Country, D 267 123–124 Dance, 27 Emergencies, 267 Cockpit Country Adventure Darley Trail, 226 Montego Bay, 89 Tours, 124 Delta, 43 Negril, 128 Coconut Grove Shopping Dependable Bike Rental Ocho Rios, 174 Plaza (Ocho Rios), 199 (Negril), 128 Entry requirements, 41 272 115_614440-bindex.indd5_614440-bindex.indd 272272 88/18/10/18/10 110:200:20 AAMM Errol Flynn Estates (near Manchester Country Club Hip Strip (Montego Bay), Port Antonio), 230 (Mandeville), 172 103 Errol Flynn Marina (Port Montego Bay, 109 History of Jamaica, 10–20 GENERAL INDEX Antonio), 228, 236 Negril, 149–150 Holidays, 267 Port Antonio, 225 Holiday Village Shopping Runaway Bay, 206 Centre (near Montego F Golf at Half Moon, 53 Bay), 116 Falmouth, walking tour, Gordon Town, 264–265 Holland America Line, 44 118–121 Gordon Town Trail, 265 Holywell National Falmouth Blue Marlin Gosse, Philip, 157 Recreation Park, 264 Tournament (Montego Grand Lido (Negril), 148 Honeymoon package, Half Bay), 40 The Great Morass, 162 Moon, 96 Falmouth Courthouse, 120 Great Pedro Bay, 168 Honeymoon resorts, best, Families with children, 50 Green Grotto Caves (near 4–5 accommodations, 59 Discovery Bay), 195 Hope Bay, 233–234 best resorts for, 5 Green Island, 152 Hope Botanical Gardens & suggested itinerary, 75–79 Greenwood Great House Zoo (Kingston), 251–252 Fauna, 21 (Montego Bay), 115 Horseback riding, 53, 194 Fern Gully, 192 Groovy Grouper (Montego Montego Bay, 109 Films, 28–30 Bay), 118 Negril, 150, 151 Firefly (St. Mary), 180, 194 Grove Court (Mandeville), Ocho Rios area, 191, 194 Fishing 171 Runaway Bay, 206 Montego Bay, 107 Guava Ridge, 265 Hospitals Negril, 150–151 Guava River Trail, 226 Mandeville, 169 Port Antonio, 225 Guesthouses, 58 Montego Bay, 89 Fi Wi Plaza (Negril), 153 Gunboat Beach, 249 Port Antonio, 212 Flea market, Falmouth, 121 Hotels, 57–59. See also Flora, 21 Accommodations Index Folklore, 26 H best, 4–7 The Folly Great House, 230 Half Moon Beach, 152 Bluefields, 157–158 Folly Point Lighthouse, 230 Half Moon (Montego Bay) Falmouth, 121 Food and cuisine, 33–36 golf, 109 Kingston, 240–245 Fort Charles (Port Royal), tennis, 110 Mandeville, 169–170 256 Half Moon Plaza (Montego Montego Bay, 90–101 Fort Clarence, 249 Bay), 63, 117 all-inclusive resorts, Fort George (Port Antonio), Half Moon Resort, 54 97–101 228 Hanover Farm (Montego reservations, 90 Fort George Village Bay), 113–114 Newcastle, 262 Shopping Arcade (Port Hardwar Gap, 263 Ocho Rios, 175–185 Antonio), 236 Harmony Hall (near Ocho Port Antonio, 212–218 Fort Montego (Montego Rios), 195 Port Royal, 257–258 Bay), 111 Hartford Holidays Travel, 43 Treasure Beach, 164–166 Frame Centre Gallery Health concerns, 48–49 Whitehouse, 160 (Kingston), 253 Heave-Ho Charters (Ocho House of Assembly (Spanish Frenchman’s Bay, 168 Rios), 201 Town), 255 Frenchman’s Cove (Port Hedonism II (Negril), 148, Hurricane Park (Green Antonio), 223 155 Island), 152 Hellshire Beach, 249 Hurricane season, 39 Hemp Heaven (Ocho Rios), G 200 Gallery
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