Caribic House Montego Bay

... braids and finally an offer of some weed! <br><br>One such conversation we will never forget though. Craig and I were swimming at Doctors Cave and were about neck deep in water when suddenly a local guy popped up with goggles on his head. The conversation went something like this:<br><br> Diver: Yah mon, I'm a diver. Welcome to Jamaica.<br>Us: Thanks!<br>Diver: So you wanna buy some shells? These are special shells that never age mon.<br>Us: No thanks ...

... drinks, and late-night snacks Purple Moon, the place to go for drinks, dancing, or a nightcap <br>Pool Bar, swim-up bar located at Mangoes at the water park, offering tropical drinks <br>19th Hole Bar &amp; Grill, located at the Cinnamon Hills Country Club, offering drinks and snacks <br><br>Room service, for those seeking the privacy of in-room dining. Note - It is not included in the Island Gold All-Inclusive<br><br>This is a fact. Restaurants operate on a ...

... so you don't need to walk very far to get a drink. I tend to be kind of a busy body and get tired of lying on the beach. My usual routine is to casually make the rounds between all three, taking in the sites, and chatting with friends along the way. <br><br><br><br>That is the beauty of this resort. If you want to do nothing but party, there is always a party going on somewhere. If you want to just relax and soak up ...

... with the Jamaican equivalent of the FAA; that'd be a spot of bother, or... it could draw some kind of attention from the other people on the beach; but... <br> <br>...the Thing, the bug, the virus, whatever- it's still inside me. Sores aren't healing and new ones are opening up. Tender tissues are swelling up in sensitive places. What's in that water any way? Is it even safe to swim in a third world country so close to a city with its ...

We were supposed to go to Puerto Limon, Costa Rica on the 24th but as we approached, the authorities closed the harbor due to severe weather and mudslides so we left the area. Later that day Capt. Thor told us that we were headed to Montego Bay. I'd been there before in the 1980s and swore I'd never go back (at that time there was a Marxist Michael Manley in charge and the US was not looked on with favor). Anyway we had to go back and once there, again I swore I'd never go back ...

Suzanne made us coffee before our taxi picked us up for the long drive back to Montego Bay. We exchanged addresses, said our goodbyes and they headed down to the beach for the day with Smiley in tow, proudly wearing her new pink flea collar. Our driver's nickname was "Simple". Similar to many of the drivers we have had here in Jamaica, he said little unless we inquired and even then, provided a minimum of ...

... would still require some rest, and that 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 ...