Montego Bay

[mon-tee-goh]

noun

1. a city in NW Jamaica: seaside resort.

Montego Bay

/ mɒnˈtiːɡəʊ /

noun

1. a port and resort in NW Jamaica: the second largest town on the island Pop: 96 488 (2001)

Example Sentences

Clarke was a teenager in Montego Bay when he heard reports of German submarines attacking ships in the Caribbean and figured the war was coming to Jamaica.

From Seattle Times

A bit of a splurge for December: Jamaica’s Montego Bay with one-way fares opening at $385.

From Seattle Times

Born in Jamaica’s capital, Kingston, Pendergrass grew up around her mother’s side of the family in the hilly Tangle River district of St. James Parish, 15 miles above Montego Bay’s turquoise waters and plush resorts.

From Los Angeles Times

Officers from Montego Bay Police received reports that Mr Patterson was standing by the pool of the guest house.

From BBC

In “Here Comes The Sun,” the city is Montego Bay, not Kingston — but, if the reader is a tourist, she will more likely see that city first anyway.

From New York Times