Warm and welcoming, Negril is a Jamaican beach resort famous for the length of its coastline. Spanning about four miles, Negril's beach is one of the longest, continuous and unblemished beaches in the world, making it a favoured tourist attraction for many. The beach is host to all kinds of tourist amenities, from large tourist complexes that offer all-inclusive deals to the north, to small, family-run hotels and more casual entertainment to the south.
In February, Negril's subtropical weather holds sea temperature at about 27 degrees Celsius and daytime is bordering on hot with high peaks at 28 degrees. February skies are mostly clear above Negril, with a 31% chance of precipitation. There is minimal rainfall that barely reaches 49 mm and sprinkles the famous beach on 6 days of the month and the sun shines fully for 9 hours every single day. The wind rarely exceeds 12 m/s, blowing in from the east. Negril is fairly underdeveloped, maintaining a genuine Jamaican charm and an unblemished beauty that makes it so attractive to tourists.
Considered by many to be the definite snorkeler's paradise, the Blue Cave Castle hotel is an exciting resort that promises you an unforgettable stay in the heart of summer. Aptly named after the extensive cave system that lies beneath it, the Blue Cave Castle offers a breathtaking view over the Caribbean as well as the promise of adventure and exploration for those who dare venture in the magical caves that lie there. Snorkeler's love the place as many caves are only reachable by just a little diving and there are many secret spots that are only accessible by snorkeling there.
With the high season in full swing, the cost of accommodation can be high and finding the right hotel for you may end up being a real pain. For that reason, smart tourists book with budget hotels that nonetheless offer excellent services such as the Negril Tree House Resort. A friendly and cosy hotel, the tree house is as unpretentious as it is charming. The hotel offers spacious rooms and suites, as well as a private swimming pool. Situated mere metres from the famous beaches and Negril's azure waters, you can find lots of different seaside activities without leaving the hotel. These activities include swimming, diving, snorkeling, surfing, sailing, water-skiing, parasailing, sunbathing and boat rides.
Besides the beautiful seven-mile beach of Negril, there are several places to unwind nearby. Montego Bay is home to the Rose Hall, a calm beach that's just a few steps' away from the Iberostar and the Hilton Rose Hall. Next to Montego Bay is Doctor's Cave Beach, a paid beach with a clubhouse, beach bar and other typical facilities.
Catcha Falling Star hotel is home to the world-famous Ivan's Bar & Restaurant which blends local dishes with international cuisine to create a unique culinary experience for every tourist smart enough to eat there.
For those seeking to enjoy Negril's vibrant nightlife, the Jungle disco and sports bar is definitely the place to go when the sun goes down. Repeatedly voted as "The Best Nightclub in the Caribbean", the Jungle is a hot and sexy Caribbean club that attracts classy tourists and party-loving locals alike. Drinks are cheap and fun is aplenty at the Jungle, where the music NEVER stops throughout the whole tourist season.
Catcha Falling Star is a hotel in Negril that is famous for a whole host of reasons and one that is highly recommended for your stay during the month of February. There may be many places to stay in Negril, but the Catcha Falling Star truly takes the cake for hospitality and unique atmosphere. Considered by many as the "gem of Jamaica," the Catcha is nestled among the top cliffs of the west end of Negril with a breathtaking view of the sea below. That will make anyone want to stay there forever. Each room and cottage of the resort is different and distinct, as they are named and themed after different star signs and stellar objects.
