Negril Beach

One of the finest stretches of coastline in Jamaica, Negril Beach is spread from the Bloody Bay in the north to the Negril Cliffs and Long Bay in the south. This beach is also dubbed as Seven Mile Beach. It is a beautiful stretch of soft sand and turquoise water and offers excellent opportunities for strolling, sunbathing, and swimming. There are numbers of hotels and restaurants located near the shore. Several areas at the beach are designated as clothing option.

Negril Cliffs

Located south of the Negril Beach, Negril Cliffs is an excellent place to visit for nature lovers. These cliffs were used as a backdrop for the legendary James Bond film "Thunderball". These limestone outcrops, at the highest points, tower up to about 12 meters in height. Located at Negril Cliffs, Rick's Cafe is a famed spot to relaxing and enjoying the sunset views.

Negril Lighthouse

Located at walking distance from Rick's Cafe, Negril Lighthouse was constructed in 1894. This white lighthouse is 30 meters high above the sea level. Negril Lighthouse is the highest structure in Negril. One can scale the slender stairs to reach the top of the lighthouse and enjoy magnificent vistas of the coast from the observation deck. Negril Lighthouse is also an excellent spot to enjoy the sunset.

Great Morass

Great Morass is spread in about 16 kilometers from the South Negril River to Orange Bay. It is an area of protected wetlands home to crocodiles, turtles, butterflies, and a number of avifauna species. Prime attraction of Great Morass is the Royal Palm Preserve, which protects the largest stand of Jamaican Palms around the globe and includes lookouts, boardwalks, and a small nature museum. Some of the popular things to do at Great Morass are fishing, picnicking, birding, and enjoying nature walks.