This is a suggested packing list… it is not entirely inclusive but it’s a start!

• Airline Ticket- (and return ticket)
• Passport- you can no longer travel to Jamaica without a passport.
• Prescription & Non-Prescription Medication- Enough for your entire vacation plus two additional days (just in case). It is important that you carry your prescriptions in their original labeled containers.
• Money!! Cash, credit cards, cash card and/or travelers checks. Bring cash in small denominations (i.e. US $1’s and US $5’s). Larger restaurants, shops and hotels will have change for large denominations, however smaller vendors (i.e. small restaurants, small shops or vendors) will not necessarily have change for large bills.
• SUNSCREEN!!!
• Swimsuits- two or more if you have them.
• Beach Towel(s)- Thin beach towels are best since the think ones dry very slowly in the humidity.
• Aqua/Water Shoes- are perfect for excursions to waterfalls or river tours. They are also helpful for swimming or walking through rocky areas.
• Beach Cover Up- Sarong, t-shirt, etc.
• Sunglasses
• Shorts
• Tank tops and t-shirts
• Comfortable sandals or walking shoes
• Socks
• A Pair of Light Pants or Jeans- just in case it cools down at night.
• A Light Sweater or Jacket- again…for those cooler nights.
• Underwear- please, don’t forget your underwear.
• Camera- with extra batteries, camera charger and extra film.
• Aloe- just in case you decide not to use the sunscreen….
• Bug Spray
• Toiletries- Including (but not limited to): tooth paste, tooth brush, dental floss, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, cosmetics, feminine products, hair brush, hair styling products and birth control.
• Over the Counter Medicines- for those unexpected issues….Pepto Bismol, Anti-ich cream, Asprin, etc.
• Beach Bag- or backpack for day trips or to carry to the beach.
• A Dress-Up Outfit- or two. Dressing up is definitely not a must but it is fun when you are going to a nice restaurant or out to a nightclub.
• Travel Alarm Clock- Just in case you have to get up for a tour or for a plane.
• Small Purse- for those times you don’t want to carry a lot.
• Book or Magazine- to enjoy on the plane or on the beach.
• Travel Journal- to document your trip.
• Small Calculator- to help you quickly calculate the exchange Rate
• Emergency Contact Numbers- kept in your wallet just in case.
• Credit Card International Contact Numbers- kept in your wallet just in case.
• A Copy of your Passport- kept in your wallet just in case.
• Music- I-POD or portable CD player for travel or beach time.
• Underwater Camera
• Snorkeling Equipment