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Ocho Rios Holidays
Holidays in Ocho Rios are based in a lively tourist-orientated town on the north coast of Jamaica, 66 miles east of Montego Bay and the airport. Holidays in Ocho Rios are ideally placed for exploring a wide variety of Jamaica beaches, plenty of famous tourist attractions and lush surrounding countryside. Holidays in Ocho Rios attract a very mixed range of visitors and offer accommodation to suit all budgets. Ocho Rios holidays are often on an all-inclusive basis, ranging from family-friendly hotels to holiday villages for adults only.
Holidays in Ocho Rios – Outstanding dining and plenty to do
Ocho Rios beaches stretch from Mammee Bay to Oracabessa. The main Ocho Rios beach has calm safe water. Further Ocho Rios beaches can be found in a series of small coves along a fine 16-mile stretch of coast. Ocho Rios holidays offer plenty of watersports and are popular with scuba divers. Holidays in Ocho Rios could also include tennis, horse-riding, white water rafting, fishing, mountain biking in the Blue Mountains and swimming with dolphins at Dolphin Cove! Ocho Rios holidays enjoy an exceptionally varied selection of restaurants along with fine hotel dining and excellent seafood. Holidays in Ocho Rios are not complete without sampling some true spicy Jamaican cuisine in one of the smaller Ocho Rios restaurants. Nightlife revolves around Ocho Rios hotels with their cabarets, live bands, discos and beach parties. Ocho Rios is also one of Jamaica’s best spots for duty-free shopping, souvenirs and jewellery.
Ocho Rios holidays – A good base for fascinating excursions
Holidays in Ocho Rios are well placed for dozens of interesting excursions that include botanical gardens, colonial mansions, Dunn’s River Falls, Fern Gully and the Bob Marley Mausoleum. Other worthwhile Ocho Rios holiday excursions include the Green Grotto Caves and a wide variety of boat trips, jeep safaris and airborne tours.
Jamaica Tourism Enhancement Fee
From May 1st 2005 Jamaica has introduced a US$10 "Jamaican tourist entry charge" which will apply to each tourist visiting Jamaica. The tourist entry fee money will be paid directly to the government in an effort to raise funds to maintain Jamaica’s tourist industry and provide capital for tourism enhancement projects.
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