Eating Jamaican Spicy Pickle!

If chocolate tea (hot chocolate), real vanilla or spicy pickle are your thing, then you will love this Jamaican food manufacturer... Read more

Smell and Feel Irie!

If the smell of tropical fruits and the feel of cocoa and shea butter make your senses come alive then meet Irie Rock Yaad Spa... Read more

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Amusing Real Stories From Jamaica #1

Jamaica is an island where you will see things you have never seen before, these are a couple of my Jamaica firsts! Read more

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Jamaican Postal System

Jamaican Main Post Offices are open between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mondays to Fridays and offer a full range of postal services. ... Read more

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‘SUPPORT JAMAICA BUY JAMAICAN!’

Love Jamaica? Then you can help support the economy by purchasing Jamaican made goods and products... Read more

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Who Really Discovered Jamaica?

The history of Jamaica begins with an indigenous indian tribe called the Taíno, here you can learn the facts about Jamaica and all about ... Read more

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Gated Luxury Communities in Jamaica

What could be more ideal than to have your luxury Jamaican home ready to move into and in a secure and well kept gated community? Read more

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A Guide to Clearing a Barrel at Kingston Wharves Jamaica

Eight easy steps to follow for clearing a barrel in Jamaica. Fully updated for 2019! Read more

A Guide to Shipping a Barrel to Jamaica

Act like a pro, by following the easy tips and advice in this guide to shipping a barrel to Jamaica. Read more

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JPS the Electric Power Provider in Jamaica

Jamaica was one of the fore runners in the use of electricity around the world, today JPS have the sole responsability for the supply, ... Read more

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Hurricane Sandy Hits Sweet Jamaica

Hurricane Sandy made landfall and hit Kingston in the evening at speeds of 80mph / 125kph and rushed over the eastern side of the country. Read more

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Tropical Storm Sandy approaches Jamaica

Tropical Storm Sandy made contact with Jamaica, as the rain and wind lashed the island it soon turned into Hurricane Sandy, this is ... Read more

Turtle River Park – Ocho Rios

Turtle River Park is worth a visit if you are in Ocho Rios, the beautiful landscaped park right in the middle of the town centre covers ... Read more

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Dengue Fever in Jamaica Continued….

Dengue Fever is still posing a risk to Jamaicans and visitors to the island as the recorded cases of the illness are continuing to ... Read more

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Dengue Fever in Jamaica!

Don't get caught out Dengue Fever is a serious disease that can make you feel terrible for weeks, take precautions to avoid getting ... Read more

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Jamaican Cook Shops

Looking for a meal or snack in Jamaica, then give a traditional Cook Shop a try, you will be surprised at the tasty and filling food ... Read more

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Jamaican Local Shops

If you are out and about in Jamaica check out one of the locally owned shops and bars if you are feeling thirsty or want a snack. The ... Read more

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Yardies, Rent-a-Dreads and Marijuana in Jamaica

The most amusing assumptions that I heard was that rasta’s were walking around everywhere either selling and smoking copious amounts ... Read more

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Wow your nails look pretty!

Before I travel to Jamaica I have to find time to get my finger and toe nails ready too.... a tropical climate needs a hot and ... Read more

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The Basics Before You Go….Bugs, Medicines and Travel Insurance

Whenever I travel to Jamaica I make sure I buy travel insurance and a basic supply of medicines before I leave, so I have them readily ... Read more

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So Fresh and so Clean – My Toiletries Bag Essentials

If you are going away for up to 2 weeks then stick to travel sized versions of your favourite products, which are readily available in ... Read more

My First Post!

Welcome to Sweet Jamaica! This website is all about Sweet Sweet Jamaica. A collection of posts, pages, videos and photographs from ... Read more

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