Jamaica Offers Series of Special Spring Break Deals

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01 March 2010 7:07am
Jamaica Offers Series of Special Spring Break Deals

Jamaica resorts are offering a number of special deals and options designed to appeal for travelers on spring break.

Travelers looking for exciting beach parties, concerts and nightly Jamaican celebrations can visit Negril, Jamaica’s Spring Break capital. “At the end of a long winter season, there is no better place than Jamaica to visit and reacquaint yourself with the warmth of the sun,” said John Lynch, Jamaica’s director of tourism.

“With new nonstop flights from many major gateways across the U.S., Jamaica is an easily accessible destination with an endless supply of music, food, adventure and fun.”

Sunset Beach Resort & Spa in Montego Bay and Sunset Jamaica Grande Resort & Spa in Ocho Rios have partnered with Margaritaville and Hard Rock Cafe where guests will receive exclusive access to some of Jamaica’s unforgettable parties. The Sunset Resorts Spring Break Package starts at $96 per person, per night based on triple occupancy and includes: all-inclusive accommodations and beach parties. Guests will also receive access to Margaritaville and Hard Rock Café on particular nights.

Samsara and Legends Resorts in Negril are offering added savings with the third and fourth guest staying free in the same room with the first and second guests on the European Plan (EP). Guests who book a minimum of six nights receive the seventh night free.

Located along the seven mile beach in Negril, Merrils Beach Resort is featuring a Spring Break Package March 6-10. The four-night/five-day all-inclusive package includes roundtrip airfare from New York City, complementary airport transfers, beach parties, and more for $849 per person plus tax.

Both FDR Resorts properties, Franklyn D. Resort & Spa and Pebbles Resort, are featuring Mom and Dad spring break savings. Franklyn D. Resort & Spa offers 40 percent off rack rates and Pebbles Resort offers 55 percent off rack rates when visiting now through April 8, 2010.

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