Negril Lighthouse
- Address:West End Road, Negril
- Hours:Open daily 9am - 6pm (hours may vary)
- Admission:US$20 donation suggested
Cultural Experience, Good Views / Viewpoint, Sunrise / Sunset, Walking / Hiking, Tower
3:02 AM Sunday, May 27
Passing clouds. Warm.
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Lighting up the westernmost point of Jamaica, Negril's Lighthouse stands at 20 meters (65 feet) tall and is one of the earliest concrete lighthouses, having warned ships away from the promontory since 1894.
Originally powered by kerosene, the Lighthouse switched to solar power in 1985 and flashes every two seconds.
You can still climb its 103 steps today for unparalleled views over the Caribbean. It's a popular spot at sunset.
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Our driver never introduced himself to us. This was my sister's birthday and I wanted to do something to celebrate her special day. This was the only tour in Negril that day. Teh driver didn't give any local history which you would expect on a paid tour. I asked questions but he didn't have any thing to contribute. We asked the driver where he was taking us and he said that was up to us. The tour was supposed to be a highlight of Negril. This was our first time in Jamaica. He didn't know where we were supposed to go and how long we were to stay at a particular location. I suggested some spots to go to like the craft market,Time Square shopping center and the lighthouse. We ended our tour at Rick's. We felt rushed while at Rick's once the sun set. this felt like we just hired a taxi driver to take us from point A to point B. Continue Reading »
Practical Info
To get here follow West End Road south of Negril. It's best to drive or catch a cab as the road is quite dusty and narrow.
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