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How much does a flight to Montego Bay cost?

Cheapest time to fly to Montego Bay
Flight prices prices peak in December-February due to the end-of-year holiday season and the dryer season. It rises again mid-year due to U.S. summer breaks. Prices are lowest August-October but this is also during the rainy season so if you're traveling during this period, expect some rain.
How early in advance should I book my flight to Montego Bay cost?
The data clearly shows that prices increase closer to takeoff. In general, the best way to book the cheapest flights is to buy early, around 3-6 months prior to departure.

Where is
Montego Bay?

Montego Bay is a coastal city in Jamaica, located on the island’s northwestern coast. It’s the capital of Saint James Parish and one of Jamaica’s most popular tourist destinations, known for white-sand beaches, resorts and cruise ship ports.

Airports in Montego Bay:
Where to fly into Montego Bay?

It’s important to find out what airports in Montego Bay you can fly to when planning your trip.

When jetting off to Montego Bay, you’ll likely be landing at Sangster International Airport (MBJ). As your gateway to the island, it’s close to popular destinations like Negril, Falmouth, and Runaway Bay.

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Sangster International Airport
Sangster is the most popular (and tends to be the busiest).
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Norman Manley International Airport
This is another well-known airport in Jamaica. This airport was named after Jamaican Statesman Norman Manley who served as the first and only Premier of the island.

What airlines fly to Montego Bay?

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if you’re planning a trip to Montego Bay
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Travelling to Montego Bay:
What you need to know

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Popular Montego Bay flight routes

A large portion of flights to Montego Bay are from North America with JFK and YYZ being popular hubs for MBJ routes. London also serves as a common transit point for European travelers.

Popular U.S. routes

  • New York City (JFK) → MBJ: most popular route globally and in the U.S.
  • Fort Lauderdale (FLL) → MBJ: this is one of the busiest non-stop routes.
  • Atlanta (ATL) → MBJ: strong route from the U.S. southeast.
  • Orlando (MCO) → MBJ: Also quite frequent.
  • Miami (MIA) → MBJ: Another U.S. hub with direct flights.

Top global flight routes

  • Toronto (YYZ) → MBJ: A major Canadian route.
  • London Heathrow (LHR) → MBJ: Key European transfer hub

Montego Bay weather and climate

Montego Bay (MBJ) has a tropical climate with warm temperatures all year round between 75°F (24°C) and 88°F (31°C). Expect sunshine and warm seas most of the time. It's the perfect beach weather!

There is a dry and wet season as well as periods in the year that are more susecptible to hurricanes.

  • Dry season (December - April): Lots of sunshine, low humidity, and very little rain. It's ideal for outdoor fun and vacations, but prices ted to also be higher during this period.
  • Wet season (May - November): Expect short, tropical showers and higher humidity. However, temperatures are still warm so if you don't mind some wet days its still a good option with cheaper accommodation and flights.
  • Hurricane season (August–October): Occasional storms, but rain usually passes quickly.

Places to visit and stay in Montego Bay

As Jamaica’s most popular tourist spot, Montego bay offers a great mix of relaxation and adventure. The stunning beaches make this a great beach vacation for both group and single travelers.

Where to stay

If you are looking to relax in a resort then Montego Bay has you covered with a range of options depending on your budget. Most of these will be along the coastline and have beach access. There are also boutique stays near Gloucester Avenue’s Hip Strip if you want to trade the beach view for easier access to shops and nightlife.

What to do

Explore Doctor’s Cave Beach for crystal-clear waters, visit Rose Hall Great House for a dose of history and mystery, and take a rafting trip down the Martha Brae River for a serene tropical escape. Whether you’re chasing sunsets, reggae beats, or rum cocktails, Montego Bay delivers the perfect island vibe for every traveler.

Montego Bay is easy to explore with plenty of transport options:

  • Airport Transfers: If you're staying at a resort or hotel, most offer shuttle services from Sangster International Airport (MBJ).
  • Taxis: Use official red-plate taxis and agree on the fare before your trip.
  • Private Drivers: Great for sightseeing or day trips to Negril and Ocho Rios.
  • Route Taxis & Buses: Budget-friendly shared rides along main routes, though less predictable.
  • Car Rentals: Available at the airport if you plan to venture further outside of the main city.

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