Negril is sizeable beach resort in southwestern Jamaica. It holds the island's finest beach that famously spans for "more than seven miles" according to travel editors and numerous tourists, although in reality it's actually only 4 miles long. The waters at Negril are always warm and the beauty of the place has been largely untouched by modern civilisation, giving Negril an authentic subtropical charm.
In March, the sun shines over the sandy dunes of Negril for 10 hours every day, warming the waters to a comfy 27 degrees Celsius and inviting tourists to swim in the azure waters. Temperatures rarely go above 28 degrees during daytime, meaning that it's never too hot for comfort and rain is minimal, with only 6 days expected to see some rainfall during the whole month across the resort.
Near the beginning of the month, temperature ranges from 22-28C, and by the end, it is 23-29C. Skies above Negril are mostly clear, with approximately 54% chance of cloud cover and 29% chance of rain. Humidity ranges from mildly to very humid, with wind peaking out at 12 m/s, blowing in from the east.
The Tensing Pen Resort is one of the most charming places to stay while visiting Negril in March. Located on the western tip of town, the beautiful resort is also highly secluded, providing peace and quiet to the discerning traveller. The Tensing Pen features a collection of wood, thatch and cut stone cottages of various sizes, designed for the perfect relaxing vacation on the coast of Jamaica.
If you are looking for affordable accommodation and luxurious spa treatments then look no further than the famous Jackie's on the Reef resort. With spacious rooms and polite staff, Jackie's is a versatile hotel that will pamper you in every way imaginable. A great number of spa treatments are available - nothing is too lavish while staying at Jackie's, including morning yoga and meditation classes, mineral baths, Ion cleansing, reflexology massage and more. The hotel focuses on natural and organic living; qualities that are reflected all across its facilities.
The longest beach in Jamaica is also one of its best: the Seven Mile Beach of Negril. Developed in the 1960s, the beach is dotted with resorts, restaurants, sunbathing spots, and everything from snacks to hair-braiding. The beach is famed for its turquoise sea and the pristine sand, which gets whiter the farther from town you go. Keep in mind taxis tend to charge higher rates along the beachfront. Right next to the Negril beach are the seven miles of 40-foot cliffs.
For some of the best and most authentic Jamaican dishes, you must definitely visit the Just Natural restaurant in the heart of Negril. Genuinely true to Jamaican traditions and serving healthy food, the Just Natural has received worldwide acclaim for its cuisine and affordable prices. The dishes are deceptively simple but pack a seriously tasty punch and best of all, they're healthy, too.
Great food should not be expensive and for that reason you should do well to pay a visit to Presley's Bar & Grill for some affordable yet delicious bites. Presley's has distinguished itself as one of the best eateries in Negril as it offers a wide array of local and international delicacies in bargain prices. The atmosphere is cosy and the food is always fresh, cooked with local produce often caught the very same day.
Negril's development as a resort started in the 1950s and even today, the beach is largely untouched by man, adding to its pristine beauty. To the north of Negril, one can find nightclubs, classy restaurants and large hotel complexes while to the south, there are many smaller hotels and local entertainment establishments.
Diving enthusiasts should definitely pay a visit to Sun Divers Negril for diving and many other watersports, such as sailing, kayaking and snorkelling. There you can find affordable diving packages to suit all abilities and they will also pick you up for free anywhere in Negril.
