Jamaica's most famous beach is without a doubt Negril. Negril's coastline is pristinely preserved for its natural beauty and the whole resort enjoys spotless subtropical weather throughout the year. Even in November, with winter just around the corner, daytime temperatures never go below a comfy 23 degrees Celsius and the sea is warm and welcoming at 29 degrees. The sun shines for 8 hours each day, partially due to the clouds that often block its rays throughout this month, however, November sees little rain overall, with total precipitation at 91 mm.
Luxurious accommodation doesn't have to be expensive, especially during off-season, Travellers Beach Resort is a case in point; offering budget accommodation during November. A fancy hotel, the Travellers Beach Resort offers astounding value for money thanks to its numerous amenities and top tier facilities that make many tourists consider it a home away from home. The hotel is equipped with a spa, salon, fitness centre, swim-up pool bar, nightly entertainment, and a restaurant serving both local and international cuisine. Rooms range from standard and deluxe to larger suites and cabins to families or couples looking for a bit extra comfort. Negril's Seven Mile Beach is also popular for destination weddings, and you can hire a top-notch coordinator from Travellers, complete with wedding or honeymoon package.
Country Country Beach Cottages present one of the best options for accommodation. Simple and elegant, the resort features only hand-crafted, genuinely Caribbean cottages next to the beach. Each cottage is surrounded by its own veranda and tropical garden, giving it privacy and a true sense of Caribbean spirit.
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.
If you'd rather head away from the crowds, look up Treasure Beach on the south coast of Jamaica. It's a much slower, laid-back community, with fishers and farmers--a great chance to mingle with the locals.
Great food should not be expensive and for that reason you should do well to pay a visit to Presley's Bar & Grill for some affordable yet delicious bites. Presley's has distinguished itself as one of the best eateries in Negril as it offers a wide array of local and international delicacies in bargain prices. The atmosphere is cosy and the food is always fresh, cooked with local produce often caught the very same day.
For those who wish some outdoors fun but aren't up to the challenge of exploring caves with snorkelling, Bloody Bay presents a good (and milder) alternative. Contrary to its name, Bloody Bay is a relaxing beach that is largely isolated from the mainstream tourism circuit, and even in the summer it is visited only by a handful of tourists at a time; perfect for some secluded sunbathing--so don't be surprised if there's not a sole around in November.
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. Snorkellers 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.
