Arrive | Travel | Jamaica Jamaica on the road | Explore A rambling road trip is one of the best ways to explore the diverse landscapes of Jamaica — from forested mountains to valleys and villages, from the cliffs of Negril to the waterfalls of Ocho Rios By Caribbean Beat | Issue 159 (September/October 2019) 0 Comments Said to have been first planted in the seventeenth century, Bamboo Alley in St Elizabeth Parish stretches for two and a half miles between the villages of Lacovia and Middle Quarters — a sun-dappled tunnel of green along the road to the south coast. Photo by Uliana Bazar/Alamy Stock PhotoA fresh coconut from a roadside fruit stall — like this one in St Mary Parish — is the best thirst-quencher on a long country drive. Photo by Jon Arnold Images Ltd/Alamy Stock PhotoLimestone cliffs mark Jamaica’s westernmost tip, close to Negril. Photo by Ian Dagnall/Alamy Stock PhotoThe view is all green on the drive through the hills of St Ann Parish. Photo by Scott Kemper/Alamy Stock PhotoFresh water meets salt near Ocho Rios on the north coast, as a small river plunges into the crystal sea. Photo by National Geographic Image Collection/Alamy Stock PhotoJamaica map Caribbean Airlines operates daily return flights to Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston and Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay from destinations in the Caribbean and North America
