Blue Harbour Hotel Montego Bay

... gift shops, bars, restaurants and taxis. One of the bars there is the Bobsled Bar which is famous as it contains the first original Jamaican Bobsled from the 1988 Winter Olympics. <br><br>Montego Bay has some incredible beaches, the best of them being Doctors Cave. A short strip of white sand with trees and palm trees and the perfect clear Caribbean sea lapping on the sand... They have some floating trampolines out on the water and its great for ...

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... guest rates but this is pretty much unheard of in the industry. <br><br><br>I'm pretty sure it isn't anything in the drinking water, because I never see anyone drinking water in Jamaica. More likely in one of the 2 pools, 4 hot tubs, or quite likely in that soothing Caribbean sea water that we're all so fond of. I used to be a pool junky , but since I started diving you can't get me out of the ocean. <br><br>By ...

... home, however temporarily, chronologically inverse. I've seen cruise ships before in Ensenada, but not like these. These cruise ships are amazing, huge floating hotels that bring you only one step closer to 'the real thing' than watching the world on Nat Geo. The passengers go crazy when they land of course, ready to drink and shop. Would they even know the difference if you merely toured them around an island theme park, each stop a different ...

... and take a vitamin pill. Some cold weather in Cuba is one thing; that's not even the Caribbean proper. That's only a stone's throw from Miami and subject to major cold fronts coming down over the plains from Canada, one after the other, like planes taking their turns on the runway. Most don't make it to Jamaica of course, nor Cuba either, running out of steam at around Orlando, maybe leaving a little patina of frost on the fruit crop ...

... the world and is truly something of world h**itage. Gold shops line the streets like something right out of SE Asia. For cheap thrills th**e are casinos that'd rival Winemucca. Outside the capital Hindu temples dot the landscape. Then th**e's the sparsely populated Amazon outback; I'd love to go th**e. The beach isn't of pure white sand, but IS site of one of the largest tortoise migrations in the world. Trinidad has some nice spots but ...

... We hadn't eaten all day so Joe, our Jamaican friend who's been showing us around all weekend, recommended that we eat beef paties that were sold along the beach. So good! They're kind of like spiced beef held in a pastry shell. That evening Joe took us to a restaurant called Pier 1 that his aunt and uncle own. His family treated us to a delicious supper as we sat out on this patio with torches lit all around us ...

Finally arrived in Montego Bay. Problem with grease on my luggage, but finally done with immigration and waiting for the shuttle bus to leave. It's been a very long day so far, and it's not over yet. I substituted sandals for my clunky sneakers upon touchdown. Hooray!

... to Tia's hotel in Montego Bay so she could get ready, wait for her fiance to get off work, and all go to Sumfest. Richard stayed a while to endure the getting-ready part and finally he had to leave us. We all walked to the lobby together, said goodbye to Richard and jumped in our taxi. Us 3 girls started our short ride to the Gloriana hotel, right on the strip in Mobay. Once we got there we all just chilled out and I called the promoters to see if they ...

... It is worth pointing out that it is in the realm of the excursions where I felt Jamaica came into its own, and there is a blisteringly great range of tourist activities which I felt fully exploited all of what the island had to offer. These excursions include the obvious climb up Dunn's River falls, to rafting on the Martha Brae, and a day trip to the glorious beaches of Negril, and a stop at Rick's cafe, where cocktails, cliff ...