Follow these guidelines for a trip to Jamaica. Jamar Johnson values travel as a way to expand one's world view. Feel free to visit him on the web. Jamar Johnson has traveled to places such as Spain and Africa.

1. Tips for Traveling to Jamaica
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2. Jamaica | Two Sides
• The island of Jamaica is a desirable
travel destination for many. It is
known for its aquatic activities, white
sand beaches, and laid back
colorful culture.
• However, despite the beauty found
on the island, Jamaica is often
recognized for it startling violence.
The parents of those excited to
explore this country understandingly
may have concerns.
• There are precautions one should
take to make a journey to Jamaica
simply refreshing and not riddled
with fear or negative experiences.

3. Driving Precautions
• Jamaica is different from the United States in
that driving takes place on the opposite side of
the road. Many times drivers are even
especially aggressive and ignore the posted
speed limits. To deal with this element of island
culture, it may be beneficial to rent a 4×4
vehicle and learn to drive with an assertive
confidence.
• GoogleMaps is not a prevalent form of planning
a driving route. Instead, it may be most
beneficial to speak with hotel staff when figuring
the best way to travel. Hurricanes that
previously swept through the land have altered
the appearance of many roads.
• Therefore, as a general guideline it is best to
take one larger main road to a destination rather
than switch between several smaller roads. It is
possible that this may add more time to the
overall trip. However, it is worth the extra miles.

4. Accommodations
• Places such as Round Hill and the
Golden Eye are some of Jamaica’s
most well known lodging options.
Since many regard these as
memorable choices, the prices can
tend to reflect the demand. For an
alternative option, visit Jake’s.
Located in Treasure Beach, this well-
known hippie hotel can provide
deals.
• Bring mosquito repellent to avoid
Chikungunya fever, a virus spread by
mosquitoes in the Caribbean. Hotels
will tend to provide mosquito nets as
protection, however repellent is
useful as a secondary precaution.

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