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Runaway Bay & Trelawny

Runaway Bay & Trelawny Vacations

Resplendent Runaway Bay is less crowded than its nearby neighbor Ocho Rios, but its beaches are no less beautiful. Here you will also find Green Grotto Caves, a labyrinth of limestone caves. In the mountains south of Runaway Bay is Nine Mile, birthplace and final resting place of the legendary Bob Marley. Nearby Trelawny Parish is home to Falmouth, known for its Georgian architecture and cruise-ship port. 

Region: Jamaica

Featured Runaway Bay & Trelawny Hotel

Jewel Paradise Cove Adult Beach Resort & Spa, All-Inclusive

Jewel Paradise Cove Adult Beach Resort & Spa, All-Inclusive

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Jamaica, Runaway Bay

Fun in the sun meets tropical tranquility at Jewel Paradise Cove Beach Resort & Spa. Embodying an all-inclusive health, fitness, and spa theme, this adults-only oasis invites you to escape and rejuvenate in a vacation setting that truly inspires.

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When to Go

It’s always the right time to sail or fly to Jamaica. The rainy season lasts from May through November, when it usually rains for short periods in the late afternoon, followed by sunshine.

A tropical marine climate brings cool breezes from the sea. The mountain areas are cooler than the beaches, and the weather is usually between 80 F and 90 F. July and August are typically the hottest, when the weather is sunny, and temperatures average at 88 F.

The coolest spot on the island is Blue Mountain Peak. March and April are the windiest months. Negril Beach and Kingston offer more sheltered surroundings, ideal for year-round water sports.

Hurricanes are a rarity in Jamaica, although as in much of the Caribbean the season runs from June through November.

When to Go

It’s always the right time to sail or fly to Jamaica. The rainy season lasts from May through November, when it usually rains for short periods in the late afternoon, followed by sunshine.

A tropical marine climate brings cool breezes from the sea. The mountain areas are cooler than the beaches, and the weather is usually between 80 F and 90 F. July and August are typically the hottest, when the weather is sunny, and temperatures average at 88 F.

The coolest spot on the island is Blue Mountain Peak. March and April are the windiest months. Negril Beach and Kingston offer more sheltered surroundings, ideal for year-round water sports.

Hurricanes are a rarity in Jamaica, although as in much of the Caribbean the season runs from June through November.