46 Reasons to Visit Jamaica
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46 Reasons to Visit Jamaica

As if you needed a reason to go to paradise.

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46 Reasons to Visit Jamaica
Trisha Hassfurder

Laying in the sunlight on a hot Jamaican day, what could possibly be better? In case you have any reservations about visiting the island of happiness, here are some reasons you should definitely put this vacation hotspot on your bucket list:

1. Sunlight

2. White sand beaches

3. Never have to worry about being on time

4. Pineapple

5. Jamaican Jerk

6. Palm trees

7. White Rum

8. Dunn's River Falls

9. Rio Grande rafting

10. Rio Vista Resorts

11. Stray dogs

12. Stray goats

13. Swimsuit is acceptable

14. Red Stripe

15. Bananas

16. Mountains

17. Blue Mountain Coffee

18. Beach parties

19. Coconuts

20. No snow

21. Cricket-don't know how to play, but it's there

22. Craft markets

23. Taxis

24. Currency exchange rate

25. American comfort food

26. Excessive amounts of carbs

27. iCool Melon-Berry juice

28. Hair braiding

29. Pineapple soda

30. Juici Patties

31. Pretty views

32. Gold sugar

33. Black sand beaches

34. Heat

35. Bob Marley museum

36. Blue Lagoon

37. Breadfruit

38. Sour sop

39. Can be barefoot everywhere

40. Clear water

41. Gorgeous homes

42. Store on every curve

43. Shorts weather every day

44. Scuba diving

45. Ocho Rios

46. Jamaican Netflix

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