Old Harbour Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Old Harbour

Your last holiday feel like it was centuries ago? Easy — book a ticket to Old Harbour and you'll be off in a flash!

It's located 35 kilometres west of the nation's capital, Kingston.

Search for seashells to start a collection or try to spot creatures like clams and crabs at Turtle Beach and Boston Bay Beach. You'll find these appealing stretches of coastline 55 kilometres and 85 kilometres away, respectively.

Head further afield of Old Harbour and you'll enjoy some picturesque natural sights. Just 50 kilometres away, Fern Gully is a pleasant place to fill your lungs with fresh air. You also can't go wrong with Irie Blue Hole, 50 kilometres away from Old Harbour.

Enjoy the buzz of observing a live cricket game at Sabina Park, the home of the Jamaica National Team. After you've cheered along with their frenzied fans, why not get a drink with a few of them somewhere close by? To reach the stadium, head 35 kilometres east to Kingston.

We also recommend getting in a car and finding your way to Hellshire. It's about 17 kilometres to the east and known for Hellshire Beach and Fort Clarence Beach.

Do a bit of shopping and visit some sights in Mandeville. This place is 40 kilometres to the west and pretty close to Cecil Charlton Park, Marshall's Pen Great House and the Mrs Stephenson’s Garden. That said, don't miss Huntington Summit and Marshall’s Pen either.

Ready to chew, chomp, gnaw, nibble and drink your way through Saint Catherine? A world of delicious flavours awaits you, so put on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

This part of the world has its own cooking style based on local ingredients. You'll find pineapple and goat are two typical elements in much of the fare.

While in Old Harbour, you should eat like the locals do. That means ordering a plate of brown stew chicken or curry goat, some of the region's distinctive dishes.

Dinner isn't dinner without dessert, so don't worry about counting calories for a while and indulge in one of the most well-liked sweet treats, coco bread.

Good news, beer lovers. You'll discover some satisfying brews to throw back here. Enjoy a glass or two of Kingston Lager in a comfortable bar and be sure to text your friends back at home, 'Wish you were beer'.

Prefer something a little stronger? You really can't go past Captain Morgan. Ask the bartender if it's good in any mixed drinks or cocktails. If that fails, hoist your shot glass and enjoy it straight!

Don't forget to mark the 6th of August in your diary. To the locals, this means just one thing — Independence Day. A significant day of festivities, this is a terrific time to visit the country.

With just a small amount of your holiday allowance left to spend, remember to grab some postcards of the stunning Saint Catherine region before it's time to leave.

With some preparation, making your way to Norman Manley International Airport (KIN), the nearest airport, shouldn't be too difficult. It's approximately 35 kilometres to the east of the centre of Old Harbour.