Couples Secret Rendezvous All Inclusive Montego Bay

... house we found was great - a little far from the beach though but that allowed us to drive through the whole town every day and chat to some of the coolest taxi drivers on earth! A trip to the supermarket to stock up on Red Stripes (beers), local rum and some food and we were all set for the week.<br><br> Our time there was largely spent on the beaches and wandering up and down the 'Hip Strip' which is basically the main tourist street with all the ...

... water park. For those water lovers, Mangoes<br>also features a swim-up bar and food service.<br><br>The Terrace Restaurant, Indulge in this spectacular breakfast buffet served on the open-air terrace and overlooking the pool. Each evening enjoy a dinner buffet with a salad bar, pasta bar, seafood bar, carving station and much more! Open for breakfast and dinner. Lunch here was adequate and offered enough options to satisfy me. Breakfast was very fresh. Pancakes ...

... br><br>Be sure to introduce yourself to restaurant manager Donovan Gordon. Mr. Gordon has become a fixture at this resort for 15+ years, not only a close friend, but a shining example of the caring, friendly nature of the people of Jamaica. Another reason why guests continue to go back to Sandals Montego Bay. <br><br>OK Corral Restaurant<br><br>Beach grill by day and Tex-Mex restaurant by night, this culinary venue ...

... I wouldn't mind a little icing on the cake, too, after pretty boring food for two months. The boredom diet works, and the travel diet too. I'm down to 173 pounds from probably 183 a half year ago. That's fighting weight, lean and mean and polished to a high sheen... Blood pressure's good, too. So it costs me $70-80 for the office visit and a week's worth of penicillin from a clinic called, I **** you not, 'Doctor's Office'. What the Hell; this ...

... about Montego Bay; it's been surpassed by upstart cousins Negril and Ocho Rios and their $500/nt resorts. So I got lucky here, less than $50/nt and wi-fi coming in my window from next door. But now I have other health issues also, which I won't go into at any depth. Suffice it to say don't despair if you get an attack of hemorrhoids at the beach. Jump right in; the salt water works wonders. Who needs Epsom salts? So I spend my last ten ...

... are still in the dark ages of vans and hustl**s. Barbados isn't bad, especially since it's so small, with frequent t**minals in the populated cent**. I heard th**e's even a Sunday bus that loops the island with on-and-off privileges, great for the picknicking locals. For hotels Paramaribo probably ranks highest with a decent selection reasonably priced and easy to find. You'd do okay without a res**vation in Paramaribo, but not so the ...

... by their owners, Lauren recently redecorated the hotel's interiors by using an abundance of the color white to create a crisp, clean feeling. It shows in the way the resort presents itself, classy and upscale, but caters to couples, weddings and families as well. Today, Round Hill sprawls across 110 acres. The luxurious accommodations are set amidst lush, tropical grounds. Guests can enjoy open-air dining on the terrace, swim in three fabulous pools, play ...

... beaches of Shaw Park! On arrival at Shaw Park Resort, guests will receive a welcome drink and a beach lounge chair. During the course of your approximate two hours at the beach, a BBQ lunch will be served. After lunch, you will board a well appointed motor cruiser for a scenic cruise along the lush Ocho Rios coastline and across the bay to Dunn's River Falls, whereupon arrival, guests feeling adventurous may climb the 600 ft falls ...

... to see and most of it is along the coastline too. We also get to drive through the cute little towns, if you remember I mentioned the town of Lucea in a previous blog. We finally arrive in Negril and get dropped off near Irie Beach Bar....you might remember that from my last blog too. This is 2 years later so I'm curious to see if any of my old friends still work there. We approached the restaurant and I saw that no one I recognize is there. We ...

... and take in the full flavour of its Caribbean city appeal. One huge downpour of rain resulted in cars floating around in the town centre, which made the place look spooky, and it was good to discover that a 5 minute walk further up from the payable Doctor's Cove beach was a stretch of beach equally enjoyable, minus the full extent of facilities, but cost-free, and the kind of beach with which I would associate a Caribbean ...