120. Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica
Why Borders, St. Elizabeth
This spot, Borders, St. Elizabeth is one of my favorite spots in Jamaica. It’s a place where you can get some local food freshly made everyday. The local are friendly and the food is good.
Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica – Borders road
Where
Borders is located on the border of Westmoreland and St. Elizabeth on the A2 which is south coast coastal highway. It’s actually not too far from my childhood home of Carisbrook or the nearby Holland Bamboo.
How To Get Here
By Train
No.
By Bus
No.
By Plane
The closest major airport to Borders is Montego Bay (MBJ).
The following airlines serve the Donald Sangster International Airport (MBJ):
Air Canada (AC), Air Transat (TS), American Airlines (AA), Caribbean Airlines (BW), Cayman Airways (KX), Condor (DE), Copa Airlines (CM), Delta Air Lines (DL), Eurowings (EW), interCaribbean Airways (JY), Jetairfly (TB), JetBlue Airways (B6), Southwest Airlines (WN), Neos Air (NO), Spirit Airlines (NK), Sunwing Airlines (WG), United Airlines (UA), Virgin Atlantic Airways (VS) and WestJet (WS).
By Car
If you are already in the region you can take the drive. Just use a service like Google Maps for directions.
By Ferry
No.
Where To Stay
There are limited places to stay in this area. If you prefer, you can stay in Negril and just drive to Borders have some food and head back to your hotel. Its a pretty drive along the coast and you get an opportunity to see the Jamaican south coast. You can also stay in Montego Bay if you like.
==>> You can find a list of hotels in neighboring Negril from TripAdvisor here.
Where To Eat
Well, Borders is the place to eat; its why you are here :-).
Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica
Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica – Fried fish
Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica – Escovitch fish
What To Do
Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica – sellers
=>> Check out some tours from Viator.
==>> Lonely Planet has some additional information.
Additional Information
Language: British English and Patois
Currency: Jamaican Dollar (JMD)
A Trip To Jamaica by my friend Cacinda from Points and Travel.com
Borders, St. Elizabeth Jamaica – seaside
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