Visit Port Antonio
Surrounded by the Blue Mountains, Port Antonio on Jamaica’s northeast coast is a major tourist attraction promising its visitors an unrivaled package of natural beauty, rich local culture and adventurous activities. If you are looking for a pristine, beautiful and a quiet retreat then this is the place to visit. There is a lot to see and do and so a little bit of planning in advance will ensure that you make the most of your visit.
One really important aspect of your planning should be to decide where to stay. The first thing that may come to your mind would be a stay in a hotel but it is time you considered some other options. For example, Jamaica has a great many options of vacation rentals complete with all luxuries and services required for a comfortable stay. The benefit is that by staying in a vacation rental in Jamaica, you can get a first hand perspective of the local way of life and you can explore the island at your own leisure and pace. Also a stay in a vacation rental in Jamaica can prove to be more cost-effective especially if you are traveling with family or in a group and are here for an extended vacation. The vacation rentals in Jamaica provide convenient access to Port Antonio and its sights, attractions, entertainment and nightlife options.
Coming back to all the interesting things you can do in Port Antonio, well the list is endless. The beaches here are absolutely spectacular and have not yet borne the brunt of too much tourism. You can still catch a glimpse of what Jamaica used to be before it was swept over by the huge influx of visitors from all over the world.
Boston Bay and Blue Lagoon are the more popular ones and attract quite a crowd. San San Beach and Frenchman’s Cove are more quaint, secluded and pretty and offer a perfect retreat from the crowds. Rent a beach lounger and simply relax and enjoy a cool drink while you get that gorgeous tan. If you seek thrill and adventure, you can always try out the various water sport activities including kayaking, snorkeling and diving.…