Montego Bay Cultural Centre, Sumfest and rafting highlight summer appeal
Montego Bay’s cultural and leisure offerings remain central to how visitors experience summer on Jamaica’s north coast, with the Montego Bay Cultural Centre singled out as a memorable stop and a useful source of information for those exploring the city.
The St. James tourism hub also hosts several festivals each year. Among the best known is Reggae Sumfest, which grew out of the earlier Reggae Sunsplash era associated with Bob Marley. The event runs every July and spans a full week of entertainment.
Beyond music and culture, river rafting is another favourite activity in the area. The experience has been likened to rafting found in Portland, underscoring the appeal of Jamaica’s outdoor attractions for travellers seeking time on the water.
Syndicated from Visit Jamaica (Video) · originally published .
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