DESTINATIONS JAMAICA | CARIBBEAN


GETTING THERE


Virgin Atlantic flies direct between Heathrow and Montego Bay, Jamaica, up to four times a week throughout the year, with two routes via Nassau and an increased daily service for the winter season, beginning on December 12, 2022. Flights are operated by the airline’s Boeing 787-9 aircraft. Return fares cost from £607 for Economy, £1,013 for Premium, and £2,051 for Upper Class. All fares include food, drinks and snacks, inflight entertainment, onboard Wi-Fi, 300-plus hours of TV and films, in-seat power for devices and kids’ goodie packs. virginatlantic.com


kids a stunning place to retreat to when they want some grown-up time, while being able to share the equally impressive range of facilities and amenities offered at the family-friendly Ocean Coral Spring adjoining it. As the latest development on the island for Spain-based Ocean by H10 Hotels, Eden Bay joins a burgeoning Greater Montego Bay scene in Trelawny,


and ups the game considerably. Book it: From $596 per room, per night, based on two adults sharing on an all-inclusive basis. oceanhotels.net


BEST FOR . . . BUDGET STAYS Holiday Inn Montego Bay Located less than 10 minutes away from Montego Bay airport, the 512 rooms of the all-inclusive Holiday Inn are keenly priced, and equally keenly recommended by guests. The appeal of the location and price is bolstered by a large pool, spa and plenty of activities for both kids and adults, from volleyball and a well-equipped fitness centre to a casino and live entertainment. Dining options are nicely varied, and the half mile of white-sand beach and boardwalk, plus the Tek it Easy Island, provide a


great choice of water and beach activities. Book it: From £151 per room, per night, all-inclusive. ihg.com TW


TOP: H10 Ocean Eden Bay BOTTOM: Strawberry Hill PICTURE: Island Outpost Images/Nikolas Koenig


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