All Seasons Resort Montego Bay

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Our flight from Quito was delayed which meant we missed our connection and spent a night in Miami to catch an early flight the next day. In our already relaxed state of mind we just rolled with the punches and got to Montego Bay a day later than planned, no biggie.

Upon arrival in Montego Bay (or Mobay) we were immediately introduced to the relaxed island vibes! A reggae band in the baggage hall at the airport is not a bad start! The ...

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  Montego Bay, Saint James, Jamaica msandy1024

... reviews on Trip Advisor and quite a few travel agents don't recommend it, mostly due to it's close proximity to to the Montego Bay airport, which is coincidentally just across the street. But there is also a reason this resort boasts the most returning guests of all the Sandals Resorts. Obviously there must be something about Sandals Montego Bay that keeps people coming back, and I'm pretty sure it isn't the ...

... South America. With your indulgence I hope to check some more Caribbean countries off the list by doing some simple airline stopovers. These are tiny countries with tiny less-than-Alaska-size populations and it's not like they've all got distinct cultures. I figure if I get to Antigua I can go RT to Grenada on a LIAT milk run stopping off at several different countries on the way down and back. Then I'd just do a side trip to St. Kitts where I ...

... the time, but I've only rarely actually seen someone smoking it. The Phelps hubbub is ridiculous, though. If somebody wants to rag on him, why not blast him for doing a Rosetta Stone ad and never speaking a word of Chinese in the process, not a ni hao nor a wo ai ni nor even a simple chi fan ma? It's a joke, but maybe appropriate for Rosetta Stone, which I consider to be almost a consumer fraud in addition to bogus linguistics. We all wish ...

"Full soft" means "ripe" in Caribbean English and I find myself using it frequently since I first heard it, as if softness w**e the natural state to mark the passage of time, c**tainly as opposed to hardness. And so should travel be as well as your chosen destination(s), soft and fluffy to break your inevitable fall(s). It's become my metaphor of choice. And so as I sit at home in Montego Bay waiting to catch a flight in a few days (always ...

... I was getting while I was on the boat with the reflections and scorching rays. Everyone was ready for a cold shower and the air-conditioning by early afternoon. After we all cooled down, we somehow all ended up in Sue and Ulrich's (in-laws) room where we talked and laughed for most of the afternoon. We got some more Jamaican bbq and brought it back to the hotel to eat. I promptly fell asleep on the ...

... at the top of the mountain for a history lesson and a cool beverage. I took a quick tour of a church that had barely survived an earthquake and 3 hurricanes and headed back down. It was now "T minus 1 hour" until my local bus ride back to the other side of the island. Long story short...I miss my bus back to Kingston and got stranded in MoBay. Not a bad place to be stranded, right? Its all good!

... it. Its quite amazing really, there are hundreds of them all with different names, and some even have their own songs. While laughing and dancing with Stephen, the 3 of us girls had a few drinks and some food. Jerk pork, rice & peas with Festival. I never eat American food when I'm in Jamaica....it defeats the purpose of being there. Soon Tia's cell phone rings and Richard has arrived, so Debbie decides to stay at the beach while we go find him in ...

... a beach holiday shouldn't aggravate it. We stayed about halfway down Montego Bay's 'Hip Strip', which contained a few overpriced eateries, and a terrific fast-food style jerk speciality place called the 'Pork Pit'. Downtown Montego Bay is best avoided at all costs any time after 6 pm at night, for safety reasons alone, but it was pleasant enough to stroll around the city area in the daytime, and take in the full ...