First you will go through Immigration, then to the baggage area to (hopefully) retrieve you bags. (Take a pen with you!) They change the forms from time to time, but be sure to completely fill it out and sign it wherever it requires, including the departure section at the bottom, or you will be delayed. Make sure you fill out your Immigration/Customs card on the plane. The airport has been greatly improved in the past few years! Jamaica veterans can tell you horror stories about the old one. Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen – especially for those un-tanned areas.Large trash or zip-top bags – useful to throw your towels, etc.Insulated cups for drinks – the bar glasses are tiny and require constant refilling.They usually cannot make change for larger bills and will give you change in Jamaican dollars. We suggest you bring lots of small bills, ones and fives, and nothing larger than a twenty. Also, if you’re coming from a cold weather area, you’ll want to change into something cooler before getting on the bus. It’s a great idea to bring a couple changes of clothes in a carry-on, just in case the airline “misplaces” your checked bags. Most people wear shorts and T-shirt to breakfast, then are naked all day and dress for dinner. Just remember to NOT bring too many clothes. They tend to change often and are never the same as posted on their web site, but you can always count on Pajama/Lingerie Night and Toga Night. Shorts, T-shirts, skirts, blouses, and some sexy clothes for the evening will do fine. It can rain a little almost every day (usually in the afternoon during “naptime”) so you might want to take an umbrella (especially useful walking to dinner). Winter months can be cooler, especially at night, so a light jacket or cover-up will come in handy.

The weather is usually very warm to hot, so do not bring too many clothes. What is included? Air Conditioned Deluxe Rooms and Suites

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