Jamaica is a Caribbean island that brings together the stress-free island life culture and white sand beaches in a way that no other country can. While the beaches are a main draw, it’s more than just a tropical beach destination. Inland they have jaw-dropping waterfalls, Jamaican Jerk dishes that are mouth-watering good, and of course, the world's best reggae music.
In order to get the most out of your trip to Jamaica, you need to know what to pack. You may be wondering if you need a travel adapter in Jamaica. After reading this guide, you’ll know all you need to know about Jamaica’s plugs and adapters and whether or not you’ll need an adapter.
Jamaica is highly reliant on importing electricity from other countries, importing more than 87% of its energy. This means that electricity comes at a high price in Jamaica. However, as a tourist, this won’t change much, but you should be considerate while turning off the lights in your hotel or Airbnb when you’re out and about. They predominantly use fossil fuels to power the country but are increasingly looking at switching to renewable energy sources.
