Description

Sometimes you want to be pampered and attended to by a hotel staff... and sometimes you want to go your own way. Whether you're traveling with a group or simply want to feel more at home in a destination, renting at White River Bed & Breakfast is the way to go.

White River Bed & Breakfast is tuck way in a quiet community in Ocho Rios where the rivers and lush vegetation is part of your living. Now the road is not perfect but what await you is a perfect masterpiece of ocean and mountain with an exotic experience.

Feel The rhythm! ...Feel the Ride! It's Vacation ... True Jamaican Style!
Upon your arrival, your fridge will be initially stocked with your personal needs that you selected from the grocery list. You will also receive a Jamaican cell phone while you are staying at White River Bed & Breakfast, in which you can make 2 hours of calls to the US/England and unlimited calls to your driver. You can enjoy many offsite extras with the help of our knowledgeable and friendly driver who will be eager to take you places. You can rest assured that our drivers are licensed by the Jamaica Tourist Board to ensure the highest quality.

Location

Jamaica is the largest English-speaking country in the Caribbean Sea, stretching 146 miles from east to west. It is well placed on the worlds major shipping and airline routes. And so it is. With waterfalls, and springs, rivers and streams flowing from the forest-clad mountains to the fertile plains, Jamaica has one of the richest and most varied landscapes in the region.

Getting to Jamaica

By Plane
There are two international airports in Jamaica, the Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) in Kingston and the Sangster International Airport (MBJ) in Montego Bay. Air Jamaica is based in Kingston and serves many destinations in the Caribbean and North America, among which Grenada, Havana and Miami. MBJ is the busier of the two with many more connections from cities further away. Destinations include Amsterdam, Toronto, Frankfurt, London and Vienna. Many air charters fly in here for holidays on the northern coast of Jamaica.

By Boat
Currently there are no regular public ferry services for travellers. Only yachts and cruise ships are available, or cargo ships for the more adventurous.