People’s idea of Jamaica as a laid-back place where people stroll down beach going “Ya mon” to each other, and where tourists sit in little cafés sipping tea next to locals, really only exists in Negril. Though this little town on the cliffs is nearly as touristy as Montego Bay, it’s got an authenticity and accessible local element about it that people just love. Activities range from the new Dolphin Cove to Chukka ATV tours at Sandy Bay. Sunset at Rick’s Café is more than just a tourist tradition, it’s a legend.
posted on October 18, 2010
No matter where you go, people always say, if you want to know the best stuff, ask a local. Since Jamaica isn’t exactly the kind of place where you can ask a taxi driver to take you to his favorite..
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posted on October 15, 2010
While Negril has plenty of big, busy, all-inclusive hotels, one of the things that makes it different from other Jamaican towns is its unique boutiques. They range in price from inexpensive to..
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