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Jamaica
Sandals Grande Ocho Rios exceeds the most lavish dreams of couples searching for that ideal lovers’ getaway in the tropics. Drink in all of the luscious elements that make Jamaica one of the most glorious romantic hideaways in the entire world.
The very first Sandals to open its doors and invite lovers to fall in love all over again, this place welcomes you into its heart and enters your soul, so completely that, no matter where you roam, you're always drawn to come back home.
Couples Negril is 18 acres of all-inclusive luxury, personality and pleasure. All expertly carved into the captivating landscape of Negril, Jamaica.
On the untouched South Coast of Jamaica, Sandals Whitehouse European Village & Spa is a 50-acre seaside fantasy within a 500-acre reserve.
A half mile of pearl-white sand arcing in a perfect crescent, kissed by translucent turquoise water-the spectacular sight of the undulating aquamarine sea greets you from every corner of Sandals Negril.
Situated along the stunning Ocho Rios coastline, Couples Sans Souci emerges majestically from the cliffs of Jamaica’s emerald mountains.
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About Jamaica
Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean and lies 144kms south of Cuba and 161kms west of Haiti in the heart of the northern Caribbean. This is an island boasting something from everyone, with hundreds of mile sof soft white sand, a colourful cultural heritage, and the most stunning landscapes to explore. Pre-historic Jamaica was home to a volcanic landscape and the majestic mountains left from those times form the backbone of the island's centre. Add the 150 rivers, numerous waterfalls and a lush abundance of trees and flowering plants, and the scene is set for breathtaking natural beauty.
There are underground caves, rainforest areas and offshore reefs to visit, and Jamaica's tropical climate, with an average year-round temperature of 85°F, means it has a unique eco-system and a wealth of wildlife including 250 dazzling bird species.
Most visitors are drawn to Jamaica for its beaches especially Montego Bay, with its grand hotels and all-inclusive resorts, and laid-back Negril with its seven miles of stunning white sand beaches.
But there are also wild wetlands along the south coast; quaint seaside towns like Port Antonio, quiet and romantic; or Ocho Rios the centrepiece of Jamaica, famed for its market and exhilarating Dunn's River Falls.