Although Jamaica is renowned for its sunny beaches and relaxed attitude, at night Jamaica is also the spot for wild parties, late night dancing and wonderful live music and entertainment. Jamaica's Nightlife is full of exciting and eclectic activities showcasing its rich and vibrant native culture flavored by the international blend of visitors that flock to this beautiful island nation. Whether your taste runs towards the quiet and secluded spot or towards wild, youth oriented clubs, towards tourist hot spots or the hang-outs favored by locals, you’re sure to find a nightlife scene that will leave you with lasting memories of your Jamaica's wonderful nightlife. Naturally, in a nation that has left its mark on the international music scene with reggae, music is an important part of the nightlife of Jamaica. Island favorites including reggae, ska, calypso and soca can be heard throughout the bars, restaurants and clubs on the island.
Alfred’s Ocean Palace, located in Negril, regularly features live music, with reggae bands three times per week. Situated on a beautiful seven-mile long white sand beach, the atmosphere is a delight, complemented by the fine food served at the restaurant and the eclectic blend of locals and vacationers in the bar. A more rowdy crowd can be found at Risky Business, a Negril favorite among the college set, attracting spring breakers from all over the world. Risky Business features live music nightly, with some of the best known reggae musicians in the area taking the stage. Rick’s Cafe, internationally acclaimed party spot, is known for live entertainment a fabulous view of the sunset, and cliff diving for its more adventurous clientele. At the Little Pub, in Ocho Rios, visitors can enjoy a variety of Caribbean flavored performances throughout the week. Ocho Rios is also home to BiBiBips, which features live reggae and sometimes rap performances on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
Besides live music, Jamaica is also a great place to hit late-night dance clubs. Drawing on tourists from all around the globe, Jamaica has a thriving dance club scene. Whether you are looking to groove to local sounds or dance to the hottest tracks, Jamaican clubs offer a wild night of drinking and dancing. In Ocho Rios, Amnesia is a dance club where local beats bring the party to the dance floor with a distinctive Jamaican flair. In contrast, Jamaica’N Me Crazy, on Main Street, uses high tech sound and light systems to create an international club atmosphere. Usually crowded, it tends to attract more visitors than locals as does Hedonism II, found in Negril and counted among the wildest clubs attracting a rather uninhibited crowd of revelers who are definitely there to party.
If a quiet Caribbean evening is what you’re looking for, Jamaica has the answer. The island’s laid-back persona is seen in many small beachfront bars and neighborhood hangouts. The quaint Time ‘n’ Place near Montego bay, is the quintessential beach bar. Irie Vibes, on Seven Mile beach in Negril, is a real locals hangout, with cheap Red Stripes and good island music. They also have a cyber-café, where you can check your email or browse the web. Aquasol Water Park throws beach parties on weekends, for those that want a Jamaican island experience. Almost any night of the week, one can find an impromptu street party, with either a DJ or live band. Another favorite nighttime activity is, of course, the fabulous Jamaican sunset itself. Many bars and restaurants have sunset parties for those who come to witness this marvel of nature. Jamaica certainly offers a wide variety of nightlife options and adventures.
Whether you are looking for a hopping club atmosphere or a laid-back tropical drink on a deserted beach, Jamaica has what you are looking for. Jamaicans are a free-sprited, fun-loving people, and that is reflected in the many types of nightlife available on the island. With that in mind, it is easy to relax and enjoy the best of the Jamaica’s nightlife scene.
Alfred’s Ocean Palace, located in Negril, regularly features live music, with reggae bands three times per week. Situated on a beautiful seven-mile long white sand beach, the atmosphere is a delight, complemented by the fine food served at the restaurant and the eclectic blend of locals and vacationers in the bar. A more rowdy crowd can be found at Risky Business, a Negril favorite among the college set, attracting spring breakers from all over the world. Risky Business features live music nightly, with some of the best known reggae musicians in the area taking the stage. Rick’s Cafe, internationally acclaimed party spot, is known for live entertainment a fabulous view of the sunset, and cliff diving for its more adventurous clientele. At the Little Pub, in Ocho Rios, visitors can enjoy a variety of Caribbean flavored performances throughout the week. Ocho Rios is also home to BiBiBips, which features live reggae and sometimes rap performances on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
Besides live music, Jamaica is also a great place to hit late-night dance clubs. Drawing on tourists from all around the globe, Jamaica has a thriving dance club scene. Whether you are looking to groove to local sounds or dance to the hottest tracks, Jamaican clubs offer a wild night of drinking and dancing. In Ocho Rios, Amnesia is a dance club where local beats bring the party to the dance floor with a distinctive Jamaican flair. In contrast, Jamaica’N Me Crazy, on Main Street, uses high tech sound and light systems to create an international club atmosphere. Usually crowded, it tends to attract more visitors than locals as does Hedonism II, found in Negril and counted among the wildest clubs attracting a rather uninhibited crowd of revelers who are definitely there to party.
If a quiet Caribbean evening is what you’re looking for, Jamaica has the answer. The island’s laid-back persona is seen in many small beachfront bars and neighborhood hangouts. The quaint Time ‘n’ Place near Montego bay, is the quintessential beach bar. Irie Vibes, on Seven Mile beach in Negril, is a real locals hangout, with cheap Red Stripes and good island music. They also have a cyber-café, where you can check your email or browse the web. Aquasol Water Park throws beach parties on weekends, for those that want a Jamaican island experience. Almost any night of the week, one can find an impromptu street party, with either a DJ or live band. Another favorite nighttime activity is, of course, the fabulous Jamaican sunset itself. Many bars and restaurants have sunset parties for those who come to witness this marvel of nature. Jamaica certainly offers a wide variety of nightlife options and adventures.
Whether you are looking for a hopping club atmosphere or a laid-back tropical drink on a deserted beach, Jamaica has what you are looking for. Jamaicans are a free-sprited, fun-loving people, and that is reflected in the many types of nightlife available on the island. With that in mind, it is easy to relax and enjoy the best of the Jamaica’s nightlife scene.
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