Jamaica / Banks
Six commercial banks currently operate in Jamaica, Scotiabank, CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank Limited, First Global Bank of Jamaica, Citibank NA, RBTT Bank and the NCB/National Commercial Bank of Jamaica. Branches are located in all the major towns but not necessarily in smaller towns or villages
Bank opening hours are generally 9am – 2pm, Mondays to Thursdays, with an extended 2-hour period on Fridays, 9am – 4pm.
There are currently over 300 cash machines around the island wide, in all of the main shopping areas, in the malls and in some of the larger petrol/service stations. Most cash machines issue local currency only, however some, in the main tourist areas, also give out US dollars.
You will also find many currency exchange bureaus around the island. In Jamaica they are known as Cambios.
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Looking for inspiration?
- Sample some fiery jerk chicken or pork at one of the many stands in Boston - the home of jerk
- Take a tour of Appleton Estate, Jamaica's oldest rum producer
- Spend the day exploring Dunn's River Falls & Park
- Enjoy a round of golf at one of Montego Bay's five, 18-hole courses
- Immerse yourself in local culture and pay a visit to the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston

