World View

This hotel is located on a breathtaking beach, surrounded by Ocho Rios' famous rain forests and spectacular waterfalls.
Deluxe accommodation includes 856 beautifully decorated rooms and Junior Suites, all equipped with mini-bar and liquor dispenser. Junior suites feature hydro-massage bathtubs for superior comfort and relaxation. Enjoy the best of both worlds: Unwind with outstanding international fine dining, pamper yourself at our Spa or revel in the Caribbean sunshine and authentic tropical atmosphere and entertainment.
Riu Ocho Rios will satisfy all your Caribbean desires to the utmost.

* Situated in Northern Jamaica
* On the beachfront
* Two 6-storey buildings and one 5-storey building
* Surrounded by 90,000 m2 / 107,000 sq. yards of lush gardens
* Complimentary sun loungers on the beach
* 10 km / 6.2 miles to Ocho Rios
* 4 km / 2.5 miles from various shops
* 105 km / 65 miles to Montego Bay airport
* 600 m / 1,970 ft. from a bus stop
* Credit cards accepted: MasterCard, Amex, Visa, Diners

P.O.Box 4442
Mammee Bay - St.Ann - Ocho Rios - - Jamaica
Tel: (1)8769722200 Fax: (1)876972-2203
E-Mail: clubhotel.ochorios@riu.com


JAMAICA

Jamaica has always been a land of brilliant white sand beaches and diverse island culture. It is certainly one of the top vacation destinations that tourists love. With crystal clear ocean waters and the year-round temperate climate it is ideal for sun-lovers. Vacationers can find many attractions to keep them happy. Just to name a few, there is fishing, scuba diving, wind surfing, horseback riding, swimming, snorkeling, and golfing. And, in the evenings travelers can take advantage of fine dining at one of Jamaica's elite restaurants or resorts. Jamaica offers unique cuisine that is not to be missed. It has a great night life as well!

Jamaica's warm and friendly people is one of the best things about the Island. They are a culture blended from around the world. Jamaica's motto, in fact, is "Out of Many, One People."

Although the official language spoken in Jamaica is English, it sometimes doesn't seem like it. "Patois", which is widely spoken, sounds like a foreign language but it is actually a combination of rhythmic English and slang. A common phrase you may hear is "Irie mon" is which really means "cool" or "everything is good."