Showing posts with label Getting from Montego Bay to Negril. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Getting from Montego Bay to Negril. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

For Luxury & Comfort look no further !!


JCVT has over 8 years of experience in the transportation industry, Jamaica Customised Vacation & Tours (JCVT) continues to provide high quality, private transfer services, whether for personal or business purposes. We mainly service both major airports in Jamaica but also meet the transportation needs of clients traveling island wide.

The dedicated team members of JCVT pay attention to the smallest detail, working to fulfill your requests to meet your exact specifications. We stand a cut above the rest by offering complete, tailored travel solutions to our clients.

With all that has been said, consider checking out our town car transfer services. JCVT is dedicated to providing its clients with ground transportation, with our fleet of luxury town cars. If you are in search of a professionally conducted town car service, within the island of Jamaica, Jamaica Customised Vacation & Tours will come highly recommended, providing the best full service, luxury sedans, island wide.

We pride ourselves in providing consistent and reliable service, unmatched by our competitors. Call us at 1(876) 979-2021 or visit our website today at www.jcvtt.com to reserve you luxury sedan today!

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Jamaica nice (Jah mek ya nice)



Jamaica’s official language is English but locals often speak creole otherwise called “patois,” which is considered to be the most unique language in the world. Patois consists of many words from the English language and is the most widely spoken language in Jamaica.

While visiting our island, you will be exposed to this unique way of communication - let Jamaica Customized Vacation & Tours give you a head start. When you hear a local say “yah mon,” it simply means “yes.”  

If someone says to you “wha’appen?” it’s our way of saying “what’s up?” We use this greeting when talking with our friends. In Jamaica, “walk good” is our way of saying good bye, take care or safe traveling with good wishes.

Men in Jamaica often refer to the way a female looks as “criss.” It’s their way of telling you that you are pretty or fine looking. “Yuh nah come a bashment lata?” means “Aren’t you going to the party or exciting event later?”

Now ‘rhaatid” is not a profane word, however, we use it to express how we feel or intensify what we are trying to say. Ever heard the word “blabbah mout?” This is someone who talks too much.

One thing we guarantee is a smile on everyone’s face that we come in contact with! So book with Jamaica Customized Vacation & Tours and experience our culture with us.

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

The Choice is Simple



Home to world-class restaurants, beaches and attractions, Jamaica is known to be one of the most popular destinations that one should visit at least once in a lifetime. It can be the ultimate vacation spot if you want to be immersed in a culture that is so diverse.

Choosing the right transportation service provider, while away from your homeland, is just as important as choosing  Jamaica as your next vacation destination. So, here’s one company, offering quality services that fare far better than others available in Jamaica. Jamaica Customized Vacation & Tours (JCVT) has got you covered in providing endless options of transportation services if you want to get around the without the burdensome expense.

They offer luxurious limousine, minibus, SUV and coach transfers that are rated as the best in the island. Their clean and comfortable vehicles are bound to make your travel worthwhile. The talk isn’t only about their fleet of vehicles, but, also of their professional team members that are very knowledgeable, well informed and pay much attention to details.

An added bonus from this company is that unlike most transportation service providers in Jamaica, JCVT offer services by helicopter too! Many would agree that the easiest and fastest way of getting around this small island is by flying as t is the most efficient mode of transportation around the globe.  In Jamaica, it will take you just minutes to fly from one side of the island to the other unlike regular ground transportation.  Therefore, helicopter rides maximize business and vacation time plus you get to experience what the island has to offer with a view from a different angle.

What are you waiting for? You know what to do now. Book your Jamaica transfers with JCVT today! Visit their website at www.jcvtt.com, send them an email at info@jcvtt.com or give them a call at 1(876) 979-2021 or 1(876) 863-1798 and be off to a great start with your time spent in Jamaica.




Friday, May 17, 2013

Port of Call: Montego Bay...


It’s a Wednesday or Thursday and you are about to disembark at the Montego Bay port. Have you made arrangements to maximize your time of enjoyment ashore? If you’ve never been to the Montego Bay port, you need to know just a few things.

First off: Transportation, to bring you around to various points of interest. You may just want to be picked up and dropped off somewhere to do sightseeing or just to go to the beach. Therefore, when shopping around for transportation, always do your research to find companies that are safe and reliable but offer reasonable transfer rates.

Now that you’ve thought about how you want to get around, what do you want to do when you get to Montego Bay? The beauty of docking in Montego Bay is that you may get to cover much more distance than you would if you were docked at the other ports. You may go to Negril, Falmouth in Trelawny or as far as Ocho Rios and still make it back in time to board your ship. 

How about zip-lining, a tranopy or an ATV ride? Dunn’s River Falls, bamboo rafting, helicopter tours, sightseeing, Mystic Mountain, the Appleton Estate Rum tour, Rick’s CafĂ©, Margaritaville and many other attractions are available for you to enjoy while away from your floating hotel.

Don’t forget to sample some of the local cuisine. Jerk chicken at Scotchie’s with some roast yam should hit the right spot! If you get the chance, try cane juice and make sure you sample some coconut water in the husk otherwise called “jelly coconut."

Whatever you want to do while you are in Jamaica, we will be here to assist you.  Also, please leave feedback with us. We would like to know what would make your time ashore worthwhile!

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Getting from Montego Bay to Negril

Getting from the airport at Montego Bay is easy and very affordable, drive time is 1 1/2 hour drive, find great rates at Jamaica Customised Vacation and Tours,  lowes rates, no waiting at the airport, you can book private or you can travel with a group, check it our at:

http://www.jcvtt.com/negril-shuttle-bus-service-c-111.html

http://www.jcvtt.com/negril-airport-transfers-c-27.html