| This is a step by step guide to visiting Jamaica | | | | dresses in striped Rastafarian colours whilst the men |
| covering the fundamentals from what to wear, | | | | will wear light weight shirts and shorts. |
| currency in use, driving conditions to the language | | | | Try not to be suckered into buying a vibrant red, |
| they speak. If you are planning a trip to Jamaica then | | | | green and gold t shirt just because you want to |
| you need to ensure you research as much as you | | | | blend in with the natives. The light weight approach |
| can, conditions are a lot different than any other | | | | also goes for your accessories; huge hats and |
| exotic destination. | | | | sunglasses will only look silly and make you feel |
| What to wear | | | | uncomfortable so make sure you pack light. |
| You may not think you will need anything to wear in | | | | The dress sense is a little more conservative than |
| Jamaica apart from your sandals and swimwear but | | | | Europe so very revealing clothes are not advised. |
| you will need to choose your clothing wisely as it is all | | | | You should also be aware that rain storms in Jamaica |
| about being comfortable in the relaxed capital of the | | | | are unpredictable; you could be relaxing in the heat |
| world. Many of the locals will be wearing very light | | | | one minute and then the next, a huge rainstorm |
| weight fabrics such as cotton or linens; this is due to | | | | could be forcing you indoors. Carry waterproof |
| the intense heat. | | | | clothing with you and maybe an umbrella to avoid |
| The local females will usually be wearing hand made | | | | getting soaked. |