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Inside Background
St. George Mall, also called Port Mall, is one of the oddest blends of of...
Last edited: March 27, 2006
Jamaica is a destination which many travelers worry may be unsafe for travel...
Last edited: July 28, 2006
Founded in 1723, Port Antonio was Jamaica's most important center for banana...
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Port Antonio visitors will find that they quickly get oriented to the area.  It...
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There are two major visitor’s centers in Port Antonio; the Jamaica Tourist...
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Port Antonio is a verdant and sleepy seaport of under 15,000 people about 60...
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Inside Transportation
By plane:  In general, travelers head to Port Antonio after first exploring one...
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Port Antonio is relatively compact and people can plan to spend a bulk of their...
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Inside Things to Do
Reach Falls (also spelt Reich Falls) This should be in the Top 5 Things to Do...
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Even after the sun goes down, the beaches of Port Antonio are beautiful, but...
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Port Antonio is, in many ways, a traditional Jamaican travel destination...
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Port Antonio is a travel destination known for its beautiful beaches and the...
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The rafting trip on the Rio Grande is a good choice for a relaxing afternoon...
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This is one of the few Free public beaches near Port Antonio.  The road to get...
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The Blue Hole (Blue Lagoon), the location for several films, is worth the trip...
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Inside Jamaica: For Foreign Visitors
The currency is the Jamaican dollar (JD) which currently has an exchange rate...
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Accoding to the US State Department webpage on Jamaica, travelers entering...
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Dial 119 for police emergency.
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The language spoken in Jamaica is Patois.  It is a broken English mixed with...
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Jamaicans are mad for their cell phones.  If you are staying at a resort, you...
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Though many places do not allow tipping, most Jamaicans will appreciate the...
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Most items purchased in Jamaica are duty free, but some have limits. For...
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BBB    ~ Beaches Boscobel BSB    ~ Beaches Sandy Bay BN      ~Beaches Negril...
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One thing that every first time visitor to Jamaica should have a clear...
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