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Jamaica

Jamaica is practically synonymous with tropical paradise, which is why it's unsurprising to discover just how popular this destination is for spring break.

Located just south of Cuba, Jamaica, a former British colony, is ideal for native English speakers who don't want to worry about language barriers. Whether you just want to laze about one of its many beaches or explore the country's rich culture, Jamaica is a rewarding trip for anyone of any age.

Check out Jamaica's capital of Kingston for its active nightlife of outdoor parties, street dances, and clubs or hit Montego Bay's Hip Strip for a 24-hour party that sizzles year-round.

The sunsets in Negril are the best on the island. Sit and watch the sun on The Seven Mile Beach or from Bloody Bay. The next day, head on over to Ocho Rios to see the spectacular and world famous Dunn's River Falls.

Beach hoppers will find those sandy shores of Port Antonio the finest on the island while the curative waters of the Milk River on the south coast will recharge your batteries and wash your troubles away.

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