Jamaica villa vacation

24. June 2009 by admin.

Have you ever tried a villa vacation? If not, you are missing the entirely new way of having the best and a care free vacation ever. Either you are a honeymoon couple, a family reunion, wedding or just friends gathering for a good time or an occasion, there is a perfect villa for you.

Each and every villa is full staffed for your convenience and comfort with a cook, maid, butler, groundskeeper and a poolman and more, that take care of each and every need all day long. From morning till night you are being pampered and taken care of , as you are a king and queen and that is just a start.

The villas of Jamaica offer the most wonderful view with private pools and some with private beaches, all depends on your budget tolerance , of course.

The Island of Jamaica offers a variety of activities  from young to old, may it be golf , one of the best courses in the world, tennis , at your villa or at the club, scuba, snorkelling, from your own private beach or cliff, the wonderful food, music and Jamaican warmest hospitality.

I have been travelling to Jamaica since 1988 pretty well if not twice, at least once a year, and not once have I been disappointed yet with any of the villas I stayed in, might it be Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Treasure Beach, Negril or Port Antonio. Every part of the island has something different to offer for your pleasures .

Most villas are located on an excellent stretch of Jamaica’s beautiful north coast within a 10-mile span of the colourful town of Montego Bay and the international airport, enabling guests to reach “home”20 minutes after clearing Customs. http://www.sunnyvillaholiday.com/montego.html

Just a few minutes from Montego Bay villas are Round Hill Hotel & Beach Club … The Tryall Club with one of the world’s most beautiful golf courses, host to PGA and LPGA Tour events …Wyndham Rose Hall  with beautiful new golf course and $7 million water park and Half Moon Golf, Tennis & Beach Club, also with championship golf course and tennis courts. Sunset sails, river rafting by torchlight, horseback riding, native floor shows, visits to the bird sanctuaries and waterfalls or to a furniture factory up a nearby mountain where you can custom order excellent quality cedar and mahogany reproductions

If you desire a more secluded properties, why not try the villas of the beautiful Discovery Bay. The colourful Ocho Rios is only minutes away as well and offer some fantastic villas, the Prospect Plantation properties are one of my favourites: http://www.sunnyvillaholiday.com/prospect.php

Have you ever dreamed of staying in a seaside castle in Port Antonio: http://www.sunnyvillaholiday.com/tridentcastle.html or be right on the waters of Blue Lagoon or a charming Eighteenth Century 13-bedroom plantation with stables and trails in Trelawny. Travel & Leisure has dubbed this stretch “the Jamaican Riviera.”
While privately located and concealed from view by lush landscaping, each villa is either right on the water or within easy driving distance of beaches, dive shops, boat rentals, clubs, boutiques, restaurants, golf courses, tennis courts, deep-sea fishing, snorkelling and other water sports, and craft markets.

The day starts while guests are still asleep. The cook quietly places pots of steaming Jamaican coffee on the veranda. Full breakfast is served when all guests are ready. A typical breakfast may include fresh-squeezed orange juice and fresh fruits, banana fritters or plantain, eggs, bacon, pancakes or cereal ~ or Jamaican ackee and salt fish. For lunches and dinners, your cook will prepare her own mix of Jamaican specialties ~ including delicious homemade soups and desserts, lobster, curried goat, jerk pork or chicken, lamb, beef, fresh fish ~ or serve traditional American fare as you request. Warning: Jamaican cooks are excellent and portions are generous!

Your chambermaid and laundress will care for every detail of your bedroom and bath ~ providing a daily supply of fresh linens and flowers, returning your neatly-folded laundry each afternoon, and turning down your bed each evening. The gardener will maintain the pool and grounds immaculately each day. Most villas are staffed by a butler as well who serves, tends bar and generally facilitates.

Available on request are masseuses, nannies and drivers. Plan to pay your grocery and gratuity monies in cash: US dollars or Jamaican dollars. You can have the villas pre-stocked prior to your arrival or shop on your own or have a wonderful experience of a local market with your cook along your site . 

Jamaica enjoys typical Caribbean weather: 80’s and 90’s by day and 70’s at night. Winter to summer variance is only 10 degrees.It is more like to rain in May/June and September/October than in other months. Dress is casual. Coats, ties and expensive jewellery are not appropriate. In winter months, you may need a cotton sweater after sunset. Mosquito repellent is advised , but some of the villas provide it free of charge.

US dollars are accepted island wide. Exchange rates vary if you choose to purchase Jamaican dollars. Most commercial establishments, including grocery and liquor stores, accept credit cards. Staff and driver gratuities, however, must be paid in cash locally unless you have prepaid for these items.

Tourism is Jamaica’s leading industry, so reserve flights early. Your destination is Montego Bay. Air Jamaica, Air Canada, American, Continental, Delta, British Air, Northwest and US Air are major carriers. Several charters operate from the East Coast, the Midwest and Europe. Proof of citizenship will be required in the form of one of the following: http://www.sunnyvillaholiday.com/jamaica_info_sheet.html

Have you ever tried a villa vacation? If not, you are missing the entirely new and unforgettable experience.
No matter how small or large is your group , there is a perfect villa for you and all you have to do is to decide what you like to spend and where you like to be:-)

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