Jamaica
Luxury Yacht Charter

Jamaica

Jamaica Yacht Charter

Jamaica is home to a beautiful and diverse mix of Caribbean flair, luxury appeal and stunning natural backdrops. Attracting the yachting elite for decades, a Jamaican yacht charter will ensure you have direct access to the island’s pristine beaches, imposing mountains and tropical rainforests, as well as its diverse rocky coastlines. As the third-largest island in the Caribbean, Jamaica is known for its warm, welcoming culture, local cuisine and rustic charm. One of the most thrilling and exciting destinations to visit in the region, the island offers several different activities, from water sports to hiking, scuba diving and snorkelling to sightseeing and visiting its many resorts and casinos. On the flip side, it is also celebrated for its laid-back lifestyle and a true tropical paradise for relaxation and leisure activities. A Jamaica yacht charter offers you the chance to see everything this exciting island offers and more.

Jamaica Charter Guide

The inspiration for several artists and writers, Jamaica’s illustrated past, filled with pirates, colonial battles and plantations, has lured thousands of visitors over the years. The third-largest island in the Greater Antilles, Jamaica, is ideally situated between the Cayman Islands, Cuba and Puerto Rico, making it a perfect destination to start or end a more extensive charter through the region.

Montego Bay

A melting pot of cultures, filled with locals and visitors alike, no visit to Jamaica is complete without stopping by ‘Mobay.’ Home to many luxury resorts, clubs, restaurants and beaches, you can choose from a range of land-based activities, such as golf, tennis, horse riding and spa treatments.

Ochos Rios

A former fishing village, Ocho Rios is now a bustling resort, with a harbour and bay beach. Surrounded by beautiful natural waterfalls, rivers and lagoons, head into nature for a quiet retreat. Further inland, you can visit the resting place of Bob Marley, the godfather of reggae.

Kingston

The capital of Jamaica, Kingston, is a beautiful chaos waiting to be explored. Home to the island’s grand architecture and Jamaica’s government, indulge in its vibrant nightlife, discover its many fine art galleries, epicurean dining and take in the stunning views of the city from its surrounding hills.

Blue and John Crow Mountains

Comprising 100,000 acres of tropical rainforest, this national park is often referred to as the “lungs of Eastern Jamaica” for a good reason. A designated UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s home to the island’s endemic species of plants and animals and was a haven for the Maroons, escaped enslaved Africans.

Negril Beach & Marine Park

Negril’s 7-mile white sand beach is home to spectacular beaches and marine parks. The ideal place for scuba diving, discover some of the island’s marine life, coral reefs, wrecks and caves here. On land, visit the Negril Lighthouse built in 1894 on the island’s western tip for panoramic views.