Getting There
The most sensible way to Negril is by flying into Montego Bay (Sangster International Airport) and taking either a taxi (~$40/pp one way) or shuttle. The drive takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. We’ll be coordinating group shuttles with a local travel company (~$40/pp roundtrip), so once your flights are confirmed let us know your plans!
Flights are also available directly into Negril via AirLink Express from Montego Bay.
Accommodations
There are many amazing places to stay in Negril, from eco-hostels to boutique retreats, up on the cliffs of the West End and all along Seven-mile Beach. The wedding ceremony & reception will take place at the Rockhouse Hotel on the West End and the beach is a short, five-minute taxi ride away. Get in touch with us before booking and we can recommend the perfect spot for your group.
West End
Catcha Falling Star
Beautiful cliff-side one and two bedroom suites and cottages set amidst lush foliage
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Tensing Pen
Intimate and gorgeous, private villas – this is a true retreat!
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Mirage Resort
Every room has amazing westward views and private balconies set above the pool and cliff-side patios
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Alvy Negril Guesthouse
Next door to the Rockhouse, cozy rooms on the cliffs with amazing views
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Home Sweet Home
Cozy and picturesque rooms and suites on the cliffs
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Seven-mile Beach
Country Country Beach Cottages
Cozy retreat right on the beach – alluring beach cottages and the best banana pancakes in Negril!
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Negril Treehouse Hotel
Next door to Country Country, Treehouse is another great beach spot with a variety of room options
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Negril Yoga Centre
Our favorite low-budget retreat.. the spot that made us fall in love with Negril!
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Money
ATMs are available both in the city center and on the seven mile beach. Each dispenses both US and Jamaican Dollars (J). You can use either at most places (as well as credit cards at many places), but we’d suggest using J for better value and ease. The conversion is approximately 100J to 1USD (100USD = 10,000J).
Getting Around
We highly suggest renting scooters or bikes to cruise around, but taxis are very quick, cheap and easy to hail. Just look for a red license plate (these are the route taxis) and avoid the white license plate drivers who will try to give you a ride.