Planning Your Wedding in Paradise

TRAVEL INFORMATION
Click HERE for the most up-to-date information about travel requirements for entering Jamaica.
- A passport with a minimum of six months remaining before expiration is required to enter Jamaica (unless you are a Jamaican national).
- A negative Covid-19 test is NO LONGER needed to visit Jamaica.
- Vaccination is not required to visit Jamaica.
- The wearing of masks is no longer required but is strongly suggested.
- Depending on your country of origin, a negative Covid-19 test may be required to return home.
- An Immigration and Customs Form must be filled out for each traveler. This can be done in advance by clicking HERE.
- If a visitor tests positive for COVID-19 while in Jamaica, they will be required to isolate at the hotel or at a government facility for up to 10 days. For purposes of departure from the island before the isolation period ends, visitors may be released from isolation by a medical officer according to the rules of their country of destination and the airlines. Travellers to the USA may therefore be released from isolation after 5 days if they are asymptomatic or their symptoms are mild and improving.
AIRPORTS
Sangster International Airport (MBJ)
Montego Bay
5 Minutes from The Palm Terrace
Norman Manley International Airport (KIN)
Kingston
Approximately 122 miles or 3+ driving hours to The Palm Terrace
Ian Fleming International Airport (OCJ)
Ocho Rios
Approximately 72 miles or 2+ driving hours to The Palm Terrace
Be Treated Like the VIP That You Are!
Start and end your vacation in style with Club Mobay or Club Kinston VIP Airport Services. Be greeted when you de-plane and ushered through immigration and customs to a lounge, a cold drink and a snack before catching your transportation. On your departure, take advantage of the lounge with food, beverages and wi-fi to pass the time while waiting on your flight. Click on the image for more information or to book!
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Destination Wedding Resources

Montego Bay, the capital of Saint James Parish on Jamaica’s north coast, is a major cruise ship port with numerous beach resorts and golf courses outside its commercial core. Popular beaches include Doctor’s Cave Beach and Walter Fletcher Beach, home to an amusement park. There’s also snorkelling and diving at coral reefs in the protected waters of Montego Bay Marine Park.
Area Resorts
(list is not complete)
Excellence Oyster Bay
H10 Ocean Coral Springs and Ocean Eden Bay
Half Moon
Hilton Rose Hall Resort
Holiday Inn Resort
Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall
Iberostar Rose Hall Beach Resorts or Suites and Iberostar Grand Hotel
Jewel Grande Montego Bay
RIU Reggae, RIU Montego Bay and RIU Palace Jamaica
Royal Decameron Montego Beach
Royalton White Sands and Royalton Blue Waters
Sandals Montego Bay and Sandals Royal Caribbean
Sea Gardens Beach Resort
Secrets St. James and Secrets Wild Orchid
NOTABLE DINING/NIGHTLIFE

Peppa’s Cool Spot
Peppa’s Cool Spot is every foodie’s dream. In fact some fans of the five-year-old casual dining establishment, spearheaded by Bernard ‘Peppa’ Morrison and daughter Danielle Morrison-Hunter, say it serves up the best international cuisine in Montego Bay.

Club Ville
Located in some of the most celebrated Caribbean ports, Margaritaville After Dark – or Club Ville for the familiar – is more than just your average bar. It’s a destination. Locals and adventure seeking travelers alike flock from all corners of the world to experience island life at it’s fullest. Excusive acts, the region’s best DJs, multi-level dance floors, friendly service and top-notch drinks. Yeah, we’ve got a destination for that.

Pier One
Pier One is second to none, with a wide variety of seafood dishes from lobster (in-season) to a local favorite – land crab done with a Jamaican flare. If seafood is not for you, their Beef Tenderloin is <chef’s kiss>. From salads to tofu, jerk chicken to jerk sausage and pasta, their menu suits the most fincky diner and the atmosphere cannot be beat.

Scotchies
Scotchie’s Montego Bay is the no-frills, casual eatery that allows visitors to get the real taste of Jamaica. The rustic, yet comfortable booths allow for great family vibes while enjoying freshly jerked chicken or pork as well as delicious side dishes. Fish is prepared to order and soups of the day complement any meal. Cool the spices with coconut water, local juices or the island’s famous Red Stripe beer. However you slice, bite or sip it, Scotchie’s is sure to please your palate.
Montego Bay Hip Strip
Known as the “Hip Strip,” this coast-hugging stretch of Jimmy Cliff Boulevard (formerly Gloucester Avenue) is at the heart of the local tourist scene. Here, for a mile or so, you’ll find brightly painted eateries filled with reggae music; bars and clubs serving rum cocktails and Red Stripe until well into the night; souvenir stores and smoked jerk chicken. At the southern end of the strip, you’ll find the remnants of Fort Montego, an early-18th-century British garrison, along with a small craft market. At the northern tip is Dead End Beach, where you can watch the planes descend into the adjacent Sangster International Airport.




TOURS/EXCURSIONS
Dipping your toes in the warm Caribbean Sea, chasing breathtaking waterfalls, and rocking to world-famous Reggae beats. These are all amazing experiences and yet, they just begin to scratch the surface of the best things to do in Jamaica. Our tiny island is a mixed bag of white sand beaches, mountainous inner terrains, bustling city life, sleepy roadside towns boasting homegrown food, friendly people, and warm smiles. Whatever adventure you seek, it awaits you here.
Kingston

Ocho Rios

Negril
