Cheap flights to Jamaica

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Singapore ChangiKingston Norman Manley

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2023-04-09

2 stops35h 15m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-17

2 stops42h 02m

S$ 3,337

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Singapore Changi

2023-04-09

2 stops35h 25m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-16

2 stops29h 41m

S$ 3,473

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Singapore Changi

2023-04-09

2 stops33h 30m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-17

3 stops32h 04m

S$ 7,933

Singapore ChangiKingston Norman Manley

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Singapore Changi

2023-04-09

2 stops35h 15m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-17

1 stop29h 53m

S$ 8,926

Singapore ChangiKingston Norman Manley

SIN - KIN

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Singapore Changi

2023-04-09

3 stops41h 48m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-17

3 stops38h 55m

S$ 9,103

Singapore ChangiKingston Norman Manley

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Singapore Changi

2023-04-09

1 stop26h 03m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-16

2 stops39h 06m

S$ 11,540

Singapore ChangiKingston Norman Manley

SIN - KIN

SINKIN

Singapore Changi

2023-04-09

1 stop26h 03m

Kingston Norman Manley

2023-04-17

1 stop29h 53m

S$ 11,905

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Which day is cheapest to fly to Jamaica?

At the moment, Tuesday is the most economical day to take a flight to Jamaica. Saturday is likely to be the most costly.

What time of day is cheapest to fly to Jamaica?

Jamaica flights can be made cheaper if you choose a flight at midday. Booking a flight in the evening will likely mean higher prices.

Rastafarianism, reggae and rum: Jamaica is the birthplace of these popular symbols that define the Caribbean nation. For years honeymooners have flocked to its pristine beaches and quaint towns in search of the island getaway depicted in the movies. Lord of the Flies and James Bond’s classic Dr. No were filmed on the island. In fact Ian Fleming was so captivated with Jamaica that he built a retreat east of Ocho Rios named “Goldeneye” which movie buffs booking flights to Jamaica can rent during their stay.

It may be difficult to choose just one area to visit during a trip to Jamaica, since each side of the island is unique in its own right. Montego Bay, the thriving business centre where most flights to Jamaica land, is home to luxury hotels and uncrowded beaches. But to experience the hedonism and kitchness of Jamaica’s megaresorts venture away from Mo Bay to Negril where some resorts are divided into “prude” and “nude” sides. If that’s left you yearning for some peace and quiet then the secluded shores of Treasure Beach in the south will leave you breathless – and reposed.

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Jamaica climate

The temperature in Jamaica averages 27 degrees all year round. Winters are a little cooler thanks to trade winds but have little rain. It’s much hotter in the summer with high humidity in September and October. Hurricanes rarely hit Jamaica, but hurricane season is in September. The upper mountains get about 76cm of rain each year and can be much cooler. Kingston and the south coast have moderate rain all year, but summer gets a bit more rain.

Getting around Jamaica

Driving isn’t so much a problem as is the cost of renting a car and buying gas — both can be prohibitive. Jamaicans drive on the left, road conditions range from excellent to terrible, and local drivers can be quite erratic, aggressive, and boisterous. The Jamaica Tourist Board’s Discover Jamaica road map is considered one of the best maps of the island.

For short distances, taxis are a reasonable option as is hiring a private driver and car for the day. Renting mopeds and motorcycles is another popular form of transport. Buses and minibuses go everywhere, are inexpensive, and a fun way to meet Jamaicans.

For longer distances, domestic flights are reasonably priced and airports convenient to different parts of the island, particularly the resorts.

What is good to know if travelling to Jamaica?

  • Kingston has the best of local art, theatre, and dance, and it is said that Reggae was born here. The nightlife is sophisticated and sizzling, and the city has excellent festivals, museums, galleries, historic buildings, and, of course, beaches. Crime is a serious problem in Kingston; exercise common sense, don’t walk around at night, and use only licensed taxis or hotel-recommended transportation.
  • Montego Bay (Mo Bay) is Jamaica’s busiest cruise pier and first choice for visitors. The ten-mile shoreline is fronted with coral reefs and blue lagoons and backed with lush green hills. The main tourist area, Gloucester Avenue, sees lots of visitors, shoppers, and hustlers. Active in tourism since 1924, Mo Bay attractions include bird watching, golfing, music festivals, and historic houses.
  • Popular with American hippies in the 1970s, Negril remains free-spirited and best known for its overtly risqué resorts, seven miles of pristine beach, water sport facilities, music, discos and clubs, and best sunsets on the island. A fast-growing resort area, Negril is still laid back with prude and nude beaches, a relaxed interaction between tourists and locals, and tropical charm.
  • The first Jamaican town specifically developed as a resort, Ocho Rios (Ochi) is dedicated to fun, sun, and tourists. There’s lots of shopping, bars, and visitor-oriented restaurants. For a day off from the beach, try a follow-the-leader climb up Dunn’s River Falls or a visit to Prospect Plantation, Cranbrook Flower Forest, Green Grotto Caves, Fern Gully, or Bob Marley’s former home.
  • The quiet haven of Port Antonio has some of the finest beaches in Jamaica, excellent deep-sea fishing, and several of the most expensive yachts sailing the Caribbean. Port Antonio is the greenest parish in Jamaica, known for its many rivers and waterfalls. Long a favourite hideaway haven of celebrities, it’s also a retreat for ecotourists and European travellers.

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