Car Hire Jamaica
Explore the fine island of Jamaica in a rental car, and see the beauty that it has to offer. Choose us to maximize your holiday.
Visiting the Caribbean is best viewed from a Car Rental Jamaica vehicle. Our air conditioned cars, picked up with a full tank of fuel can whisk you around the island's most famous spots.
Choosing one of our low cost luxurious cars gives you piece of mind that you have comprehensive liability insurance, collision damage waiver and vehicle theft waiver included in the price. Starting at £12 per day we can assure you affordable holiday transport.
Driving Guide & Places To Go in Jamaica
The capital city Kingston is abundant with Bob Marley memorabilia and can be found in the House and Museum of Bob Marley.
Famous for the filming of 'Cocktail' the classic 1980's Tom Cruise film took place on the island. Having such a small population, around 3 million, Jamaica has massive global recognition for their entertaining music. Just like Reggae transformed the music industry Car Hire Jamaica can revolutionalise your holiday.
Being the 3rd largest island in the Caribbean, Jamaica has a many attractions to offer for the continuous tourist trade such as:
Blue Mountain Downhill Bicycle Tour. Discover the coffee plantations of the interior of the island, meandering your way down the gentle slopes of the mountains. Take photographs and get up close and personal with the natural beauty of Jamaica.
Chukka Caribbean Adventures. For the thrill seekers, Chukka hosts a dune buggy safari. Drive an open metal framed buggy to explore the bumpy off road routes and climb to 1200feet to see views of the island and rare wildlife.
Airport Red Stripe Bar. The local beer company hosts a fully serviced bar and offers Red Stripe merchandise to buy as a memento to take home with you.
Take advantage of you Car Hire Jamaica rental to see scenic Montego Bay or join the fun of the city centre of Kingston to experience the real Jamaica.
Closest Airports for Jamaica
The major international airports are Norman Manley and Donald Sangster. The former serving Kingston from Palisades. It passengers around 1.7million people and performs around 130 flights per week. Being part of a long term renovation it now has a new mezzanine level for security and postal areas.
Sangster Airport, named after the Prime Minister, carries the most passengers and is capable of triple the Jamaican population of 3 million. Being the gateway to the Caribbean and near to the famous Montego Bay it is a modern airport which is growing.
Norman Manley Airport (KIN) and Donald Sangster Airport (MBJ)