Top Tips for Visitors to Jamaica
Top tips for your vacation to Jamaica, when you don’t have time to read a whole guide book. Easy to follow do and don’ts to make the best of your Jamaican Vacation.
Top tips for your vacation to Jamaica, when you don’t have time to read a whole guide book. Easy to follow do and don’ts to make the best of your Jamaican Vacation.
(post updated July 2022) If you are feeling confused and hot under the collar about what to pack in the barrel you are shipping to … Read More
(post updated July 2022) Sending barrels to Jamaica is a long-standing tradition that started when persons who were working overseas would send back barrels to … Read More
The health and well-being of the body feels freer and supple in the warm weather and many aliments are eased. Jamaica is abundant in its access to fresh foods including meat, chicken, seafood and fruits and vegetables and the mind and body will also benefit from being nourished with this diet.
There really is ‘something about Jamaica’ that will tickle your taste buds. It will leave you wondering if there is a way that you can live long term or retire in Jamaica. ‘Jamaica’ conjures up the sun making everything twinkle and glisten in its warmth, the endless blue sky and sea and the light breeze that brings the sounds of birds singing. Scents of pineapple, mango, coconut and barbecued food tickle your nose, whilst the chink of ice in your favourite drink replenishes and cools you down.
I had an interesting email earlier this month from the lovely Erin, the Content Editor for EasyExpat.com inviting me to be the next interviewee in their great series of expat interviews. My Sweet Jamaica blog is listed on their sister website BlogExpat.com which features great blogs from Expats all over the world, sharing their experiences of moving overseas.
At times you may of felt the victim of a Jamaican assuming that life is a bed of roses ‘dere a foreign’ (abroad), or got annoyed at a vendor trying to sell you their wares, or the beggar on the street stretching out their hand to you, but there is more to the situation than first appears (…)
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. Whereas, the Postal Agencies only run on a part-time basis, offering a restricted range of postal services.