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Andrew Zimmern's Guide to Jamaica

Before planning your trip to Jamaica, check out places Andrew Zimmern has visited plus a few others worth adding to your must-see list.

The Best Jamaican Cuisine

The best way to experience Jamaican cuisine is to get out from your resort and dine with the locals. Here are some of the island's best spots for classic Jamaican fare.

The Best Indian Cuisine

The best way to experience Jamaican cuisine is to get out from your resort and dine with the locals. Here are some of the island's best spots for classic Jamaican fare.

Jamaica: Island Secrets

If you want to see the real Jamaica, throw away your guidebook, and take a few tips from us. These are Jamaica's best-kept secrets.

Negril, Jamaica

In western Jamaica, hotels and restaurants line the waterfront; fortunately building codes limit structures to the height of a palm-tree and prevent the beach from feeling overdeveloped.

Renovating the Gardenia Resort

Design expert Blanche reinvents the Gardenia Resort in Jamaica.

Jamaican Nightlife

Put down your margarita, and take note -- this is your guide to Jamaican nightlife.

Rockhouse

Negril, Jamaica

Kid-Friendly Jamaica

Our recommendations for kid-friendly activities in Jamaica.

Jamaica Travel Tips

Make the most of your vacation in this island paradise with our tips and recommendations, including where to stay and which restaurants to try.

Super-Savvy Honeymoons

Where you should go and stay for cheap honeymoon.

5 Amazing Adults-Only Retreats

Oyster.com's hotel picks for best adults-only retreats.

Jamaica's Finest All-Inclusive Resorts

Our picks for Jamaica's finest all-inclusive resorts.

Destination Showdown: Hawaii vs. Jamaica

It's leis vs. dreadlocks when Hawaii and Jamaica battle it out for the title of "Best Island Vacation."

Spring Break: Cheap Trips

You can still have a fabulous spring break without going broke even if you don't have the luxury of being a trust-fund baby, and if lavish island holidays simply aren't on your radar.