Reggae, Romance, Relaxation
Negril delivers laid-back energy with a side of adventure. Famous for its powder-soft Seven Mile Beach and fiery sunsets, this west coast haven is where barefoot days meet carefree nights. Whether you’re sipping cocktails by the sea, cliff-jumping at Rick’s Café, or swaying to reggae rhythms, Negril captures Jamaica’s chillest spirit. Explore all-inclusive resorts that range from romantic and adults-only to fun-filled and family-friendly. With your Envoyage advisor leading the way, you’ll find the perfect balance of island serenity and unforgettable experiences.
Negril in Focus
Currency: Jamaican Dollar ($), though U.S. currency is widely accepted
Tipping Customs: Tip anywhere between 10-15%
Language: Jamaican Creole/Patois and English
Popular Drink: Hibiscus Tea and Rum Punch
Must Eat: Jerk Chicken and Ackee and Saltfish
Power Up: A or B (two or three-prong) 110 V
Weather: Year-round warm, tropical weather. June 1 – November 30 is hurricane season.
Best Time to Visit: November to mid-December offers the best weather and fewer crowds, though January to March are the most popular months.
Negril Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Soak up Seven Mile Beach
Soak up the sun or stroll the shoreline by day and then stick around for a glowing Negril sunset and a lively party scene at night.
Feel the Freedom of the Hippie Spirit
Negril’s laid-back vibe is legendary. From reggae beach bars to clothing-optional spots, it’s a destination that marches to the beat of its own drum.
Make a Splash at Kool Runnings Water Park
Great for families and the young at heart, zip down bobsled-themed water slides or try your hand at paintball and go-karting, all while paying homage to Jamaica's bobsled team.
Snorkel & Dive in Clear Caribbean Waters
Vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish make Negril’s coast a paradise for underwater explorers.
Connect with Rastafarian Culture
Learn about Jamaica’s spiritual roots by visiting a Rastafarian village and engaging with locals in a meaningful cultural exchange.
