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Mo Bay is also the home of Lollypop, 876-953-5413, an open-

air bar on Sandy Bay. This popular spot has reggae shows and
also a “Jamaica night” weekly with a local cuisine buffet.

Just the Facts
Entry Requirements: Visitors from the US, UK, or Canada
need their passport or proof of citizenship: either a certified
birth certificate or voter registration card and a photo ID.

Getting Around: Taxis are the easiest mode of travel and can
be obtained at any resort. Look for red PPV license plates; these
indicate legitimate taxis. Agree on the price with the driver be-
fore you depart.

Rental cars are pricey, and are available from most major rental
companies. You must be 25 years of age to rent a car and also
show a valid driver's license and a major credit card. The speed
limit is 30 mph in town and 50 mph on the highways, but be
warned: Jamaica has some wild drivers! We've often seen two
cars passing an auto at the same time. On top of that, you'll be
driving on the left side of the road and dealing with round-
abouts at every intersection.

Language: English

Currency: Jamaican dollar, fluctuates with the US dollar.

Electricity : 110 volts

Information: For more information on Jamaica, contact the
Jamaican Tourist Board at 866 Second Avenue, 10th Floor, New
York, NY 10017, call 800-233-4582. Miami: 1320 S. Dixie

Highway, Suite 1101, Coral Gables, FL 33146,

305-665-0557,
fax [phone]. Chicago: 500 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1030,
Chicago 60611, 312-527-1296, fax [phone]. Los An-

geles: 3440 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 805, Los Angeles 90010,

213-384-1123, fax [phone]. Canada: 1 Eglinton Ave.
East, Suite 616, Toronto, Ontario M4P 3A1,

416-482-7850,
fax [phone].Website: www.jamaicatravel.com.