私人汽车接送从 Negril 到 Kingston

The island's natural beauty is on display in the lush Blue Mountain Peak, white sand beaches, mysterious caves, and cascading waterfalls. It is the perfect backdrop for your trip from Negril to Kingston, which will take you east across the southern half of the island.

The drive covers a distance of 135 miles (216km) and takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes. Along the way you can tour some of the colonial-era great houses from Jamaica’s time as a sugar colony for the British. Once you get to Kingston, you’ll find plenty to do in the capital.

Kingston’s History

Before European colonization, Jamaica was inhabited by the indigenous Taino people, who called it "Xaymaca", meaning "Land of Wood and Water". In the early 17th century, the Spanish began importing African slaves to work on sugar plantations. However, in 1655, England seized Jamaica from the Spanish, marking the beginning of British rule.

Kingston grew exponentially, fueled by the influx of enslaved Africans and immigrants from across the globe. The city became a pivotal center of trade, fostering the growth of industries such as sugar, rum, and bananas, which shaped Jamaica's economy and cultural landscape.

Throughout the 20th century, Kingston saw the rise of nationalist movements and political leaders advocating for greater autonomy and eventual independence from British rule. In 1962, Jamaica achieved independence, becoming a sovereign nation within the Commonwealth.

Kingston today

Since gaining independence, Jamaica has grappled with various social, economic, and political challenges while also celebrating its vibrant culture, music, and achievements on the world stage. Kingston's Trench Town neighborhood, in particular, birthed the reggae music genre and was home to legendary musicians like Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. Kingston is home to 1.2 million people and is the largest city in Jamaica.

Reapply sunblock and insect repellant throughout the day

Keep these necessities close by during your trip so you can reapply as needed. Jamaica has strong sun, and the tropical environment is full of insects. These can make or break your comfort on the trip, so come prepared. Or take care of both with a long sleeve "sun shirt". These are doubly great for when you're swimming or snorkeling because they don't wash off like sunblock!

Set up your airport transfer ahead of time

Use an authorized, reputable transportation company like Daytrip to get to and from the airport. Avoid scams and have peace of mind by arranging everything at least a few days before your flight.

Negril to Kingston by private car service

This is, by far, the safest and most reliable way to travel around Jamaica. Your private driver will pick you up from your resort in Negril and get you safely to Kingston, regardless of whether you're going to a hotel or the airport. Enjoy A/C, luggage services, and the ability to customize your journey. Our fleet of vehicles has children’s car seats and handicapped options available as well.

Along the way, you can take excursions to colonial-era great houses or natural wonders like the Green Grotto Caves and Konoko Falls. Driving in Jamaica is not for beginners, so having someone else do the driving means you can focus on the stops you have planned. Book your trip today from 51 USD per person!

Negril to Kingston by bus

Private minibus companies offer direct services from Negril to Kingston without stops. Tickets start at around 30 USD. You can expect A/C and a relatively comfortable ride, though the quality of service varies. It is a long trip, so have some snacks on you. Many companies don’t stop for lunch.

You can find airport-specific shuttles and your resort may even be able to book the transfer for you and a group of fellow travelers heading to Kingston at the same time.

The Bob Marley Museum

Much of Jamaica’s cultural influence abroad can be tied to Bob Marley. The former home and recording studio of the legendary reggae musician is now the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston. It's a must-visit for music enthusiasts and those interested in Jamaican culture. There is the One Love Cafe on the premises as well as a record shop for all things reggae.

The National Gallery of Jamaica

See Jamaican art and culture at this gallery, which houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and other artworks by local artists in the National Gallery of Jamaica. It has a variety of permanent and rotating exhibits and has art from local and diaspora artists from far and wide.

The Devon House

This historic mansion was the home of Jamaica’s first black millionaire, George Stiebel. Today the beautifully preserved Devon House has a spa, restaurants, cafes, and local artisan shops. They also host expos, marketplace events, fashion shows, and weddings.

The Hope Botanical Gardens

Take a leisurely stroll through these lush, tropical gardens, which feature a wide variety of plants, trees, and flowers. The Chinese Garden alone is over 11 acres. The Hope Botanical Gardens are a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city, and this excursion is great for families. Take some family photos here!

The Kingston Craft Market

Browse handmade crafts, souvenirs, and local artwork at the bustling Kingston Craft Market. It’s the perfect place to find unique gifts and keepsakes to take home.

Emancipation Park

Relax and unwind in this beautiful urban park, which features jogging trails, a fountain, and statues commemorating Jamaica's struggle for independence.

If you're looking to avoid crowds and possibly save on accommodation costs, consider visiting during the shoulder months. May and June, as well as November, typically offer good weather with fewer tourists. However, keep in mind that there might be occasional showers, as these months mark the transition between the dry and rainy seasons.

July to October is Jamaica's rainy season, with high humidity and tropical showers. While this period may not be ideal for beach activities, it can be a great time to visit if you're interested in lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and much lower prices on accommodations and activities. However, some activities and flights may be canceled due to the weather, so take this into consideration.