Check-in is at 3:00 PM. If you arrive before then, your room may not be ready, but the resort will securely store your luggage so you can start enjoying the pools, beach, and amenities. We suggest packing a swimsuit or quick change of clothes in your carry-on so you can jump into vacation mode immediately.

If your room does not have expected items such as hairdryer/steamer/iron/extra drinks don’t be alarmed. The hotels have reduced items in rooms to sanitize less. Just ask and they will send anything like this to your room on request.

TRAVEL BEST PRACTICES

Remind credit card companies that you'll be traveling out of the country so that your cards don't get flagged as fraudulent

Gratuities are included but we recommend bringing some small bills for drivers, luggage handlers, and anyone else you feel like is deserving.

Check with your mobile carrier for an international calling or data plan

Pack a Yeti type cup to keep your drinks cold around the the pool and beach

Pack plenty of sunscreen, reef friendly is recommended

Remember all liquids in your carry on luggage cannot be over 3.4oz.

Resort Dress Code (Dining & Evenings)

To ensure a smooth dining experience, guests should pack with the resort’s attire guidelines in mind:

🌞 Daytime / Casual

Casual resort wear for breakfast and lunch

Shorts, capris, sundresses, t-shirts, polos, sandals, and sneakers

Swimwear is fine at the pool and beach areas (cover-ups recommended in public indoor areas)

🌅 Evening / Dinner (Smart Casual – Resort Elegant)

Required for à la carte restaurants and evening dining:

Men: Long pants or dress shorts, collared or sleeved shirts, and closed-toe shoes

Women: Dresses, skirts, dressy tops, dress sandals, or evening-appropriate resort wear

Beachwear, flip-flops, sleeveless men’s shirts, and very casual attire are typically not permitted in specialty restaurants at dinner.

🧳 What to Pack

Swimwear & beach cover-ups

Casual daytime outfits

Smart casual outfits for dinners

Comfortable walking shoes

Water shoes in case beach entry is rocky

Sandals or dress shoes for evenings

Light layers for breezy nights

🏖️ Resort Tips & Guest Info (Applies to Both Resorts)

Check-In & Check-Out

Check-In: 3:00 PM, if arriving before this time then the resort will store you bags while you start enjoying the resort.

Check-Out: 12:00 PM

Early check-in or late check-out may be available upon request (subject to availability)

Resort Amenities

Wi-Fi throughout the resorts, including guest rooms and common areas

Pool & beach towels provided; chairs available first-come, first-served

Fitness and wellness: gym, yoga, spa services (some require reservations)

Sports & activities: tennis, pickleball, volleyball, water sports, and daily entertainment

Dining & Bars

Multiple restaurants with casual and specialty dining

Daytime casual attire recommended; evening smart casual/resort elegant attire required

All-inclusive food and beverages included

Currency & Payments

Jamaican Dollars (JMD) is the local currency; USD widely accepted

Tipping is customary: ~$1–$2 USD per service (housekeeping, bartenders, etc.)

General Tips

Pack lightweight clothing for warm Caribbean weather

Bring sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses for daytime activities

Carry personal items, medications, or travel adapters you may need

Resort concierge can assist with excursions, restaurant reservations, and local recommendations

Getting Around the Resort

Both resorts are walkable; golf carts or shuttles may be available for longer distances

Check the daily activity schedule for pool games, excursions, and evening entertainment

💛 Packing With Purpose – Jamaica 🇯🇲

As you prepare for your trip to Jamaica, consider leaving a little extra space in your suitcase to pack with purpose.

Many local schools and community organizations greatly appreciate small donations that are often difficult or expensive to obtain on the island. If you feel led to give, items such as basic school supplies (notebooks, pencils, crayons), children’s books, hygiene products, or small over-the-counter essentials are always meaningful and appreciated.

Even something simple can make a big impact.

If you choose to bring items, we recommend keeping them new and unopened and packing them in your checked luggage. Once in destination, you may give them directly through your resort (many have established community partnerships) or via a trusted local organization.

Giving is completely optional — your presence and support of the destination already matter. But for those who love to travel intentionally, this is a beautiful way to share a little kindness while enjoying your vacation.

Reception Dinner Seating Chart