Ocho Rios All-Inclusive Resorts & Vacations Packages

The island has two major airports: Kington’s Norman Manley Airport (KIN) and Sangster International Airport (MBJ) in Montego Bay. Montego Bay is the most convenient airport for tourists visiting Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, and Negril.

Complete your immigration form, including departure information during your flight, so that you have everything prepared before entering immigration. Getting through immigration in Jamaica may be time-consuming. Be sure to keep your travel documents together, including your immigration form, customs declaration form, valid passport, and return tickets. 

Once you clear immigration, you will move to customs. Prepare to have your luggage checked during this time. You will move to one of three lines: nothing to declare, passengers with items to declare, or special passengers, wheelchair passengers, and unaccompanied minors. 

Items for declaration should be accompanied by an invoice and listed on the Customs Declaration Form. Members of the same family may use one form (i.e., mother, father, and children under 18). Passengers over 18 are required to fill out their own Declaration Forms. Passengers are required to present their passport, along with the Customs Declaration Form and relevant receipts, for processing. Payment of duties, if any, may be made using cash, VISA or MasterCard credit cards, certified checks, and Multi-Link (debit and credit) cards. 

Amstar provides transportation to and from the airport and your resort, with various transfer options. You can share a ride with guests from nearby resorts or take a private transfer directly to your resort. After clearing Customs, you will go to the transportation waiting area. Look for the blue-flowered shirts and friendly faces; they will take care of everything from there. These professionals will provide you with safe and comfortable transportation. All drivers are fluent in English, friendly, and knowledgeable about Jamaica's culture and history. They'll also provide transportation to any excursions booked through our site.

The best way to get around Jamaica is by taxi. A taxi will be the safest and easiest way to get around Jamaica. Still, it would be best only to take the official taxis operated by the Jamaica Union of Travelers Association or Jamaica Co-operative Automobile & Limousine Tours. Many taxi meters are broken, so agree on a price before accepting the ride. 

It is not recommended that visitors travel by bus in Jamaica. The U.S. State Department encourages guests to avoid them for safety reasons. Renting a car is also an option, but driving on the left side of the road can be confusing.