Golf Holidays in Jamaica

Half Moon Resort

Half Moon’s 18-hole championship course is designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr. creating a masterpiece of sheer beauty. Half Moon has also previously hosted for the Jamaica Open in 2007.

• Robert Trent Jones Sr. course design
• Previous Tour host

White Witch

One of the best golf courses in Jamaica, offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, the 18 holes at White Witch are carved through acres of lush green vegetation on Jamaica’s Rose Hall Plantation, just outside Montego Bay.

• Ranked second in Jamaica
• Breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea

Cinnamon Hill

Sitting next door to the White Witch course, Cinnamon Hill also boasts the shoreline views of the Caribbean Sea, whilst adopting a similar hilly terrain too. The course has a diverse 18 holes, with playability for all standards.

• Originally designed in 1970
• Previous Jamaican Open host

Waterfalls

When visiting a tropical Island like Jamaica, going to a the majestic waterfalls is a must. Dunn’s River Falls is one of the most popular day trips to see the waterfalls, however YS Falls is also another great choice to experience a tour of the awesome landscape. Take the day to either relax in the cooling pools or for those looking for a sense of adventure, take to the swing ropes to dive into the refreshing water.

Adventure Tours

There are plenty of activities in Jamaica to dive into, including a zip line excursion through the beautiful scenery and picturesque jungle. Take a ride through the island on ATV’s, to enjoy the thrill of the speed whilst reaching new heights to experience views over the incredible island. Bamboo rafting is another cool experience, drifting down the Martha Brae River is a great way to relax whilst soaking in the scenery around you.

Sightseeing

Jamaica has an incredible landscape throughout the island, so taking a bike or hiking tour is one of the best ways to experience the island’s mesmerising scenery. You can take tours with guides to make sure you visit the very best spots in Jamaica, whilst also learning a lot more about Jamaica’s culture. Private boat tours is also a great way to see the island but from the water, where you can go dolphin watching by day then wine and dine on the beach by night.