Explore the Wonders of Samuel's Bay National Marine Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from the Negril area, start by heading east on Norman Manley Boulevard (A1). Continue on this road for approximately 6 kilometers. You will pass through the town of Negril, so keep an eye out for local shops and restaurants. After about 10 minutes, look for signs directing you to the West End Road. Turn left onto West End Road and follow it for another 3 kilometers. You will see signs for Samuel's Bay National Marine Park, which is located near the coastline. There is parking available near the entrance, but make sure to check if there are any fees associated with parking.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Samuel's Bay National Marine Park using public transportation, start at the Negril bus terminal. Look for a route taxi or minibus heading towards Savanna-La-Mar or Westmoreland. Make sure to inform the driver that you need to stop at Samuel's Bay National Marine Park. The fare is usually around 200-300 Jamaican dollars. The journey should take about 20-30 minutes. Once you arrive, you may need to walk a short distance to the park entrance. Be aware that some taxis might charge an additional fee if they have to deviate from their usual route.

• Bicycle

  For adventurous travelers, biking to Samuel's Bay National Marine Park is an option. You can rent a bicycle from one of the local rental shops in Negril. Start your ride on Norman Manley Boulevard (A1) and follow the same route as if you were driving. The distance is approximately 9 kilometers one way. It’s a scenic ride, but be cautious of traffic and road conditions. Make sure to wear a helmet and bring water. Once you arrive, park your bicycle securely at the designated area near the park entrance.