Renting a Car and Driving in Jamaica
License rules, rental age and insurance, driving on the left, tolls and road conditions: what to know before you rent.
Everything practical about a Jamaica trip in one place: when to go, how to get around, renting a car or taking the Knutsford Express, money, food and the questions visitors ask most. Start with the guides below.
License rules, rental age and insurance, driving on the left, tolls and road conditions: what to know before you rent.
The Jamaican snacks and drinks locals grow up on, from banana chips and bun and cheese to jelly coconuts, plus a recipe for coconut drops.
Where to eat real jerk in Jamaica, from Scotchies to Boston in Portland, checked for what's open now.

The open all-inclusive resorts I'd send a friend to, sorted by who they suit, from Negril and Montego Bay to the Falmouth coast and Ocho Rios.

Jamaica has no nude public beaches. These adults-only resorts have official clothing-optional or au naturel areas, with the house rules.

How to make smooth, creamy Jamaican cornmeal porridge with cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla and condensed milk, and the two rules that stop lumps.

How to make Jamaican fried dumplings, boiled dumplings and spinners for soup, with timings, fixes and what to eat them with.

How to make Jamaican fish tea, a light, peppery fish broth with chocho, carrot and potato, as a starter or a light meal.

How to make Jamaican peanut punch, the thick, creamy peanut and milk drink, in a blender in about 10 minutes.

How to make Jamaican stew peas with salted pig tail, coconut milk and spinners, plus what to use instead of pig tail abroad.

Ten open adults-only all-inclusives in Jamaica, from quiet butler suites and cliffside Couples resorts to an airport-side Riu and Negril's party resort.

The open family all-inclusives in Jamaica, from nannies for toddlers to water parks for older kids, and which one suits your family.