Hotel Gloriana & Spa Montego Bay

... are ok. We don't want any shells.<br>Diver: (digging into his pocket underwater pulls out a bunch of soaking wet bangles) Ok, den. How 'bout a bangle?<br>Us: No thanks, we already got one.<br>Diver: Ok, den. You wanna ride a jetski?<br>Us: No thanks, maybe another time.<br>Diver: Yah mon, ok den. how 'bout a smoke?<br>Craig: Haha, surely that will be a bit wet now?<br>Diver (grinning madly): Naaah mon. I got that sh** wrapped up nice and dry mon!<br ...

... Featuring Jamaican theme style menu along with sandwiches and burgers. Enjoy a cool refreshing tropical beverage with lunch.<br><br>The Cricket Club, I didn&#8217;t get here. A sports pub, featuring Karaoke sing-a-long, dart tournaments, international televised sporting events during early evenings, then transforms into a fun nightspot, with either DJ-spun or live music. General Opening Hours: Open 8:00pm until 1:00am. General Opening Days: Open daily.<br><br ...

... sun, you can do that as well. If you want a little romantic quiet time alone you can have that too. There is something for everyone here. <br><br><br><br>Food and Restaurants<br><br>Another of my favorite things to do while on vacation, EAT! Did you ever go to a restaurant and wish you could try everything on the menu? Well guess what, you can here, after all you've already paid for it. Don't be afraid to ask for ...

... also throws you around so you need some heavy duty safety equipment which I don't always carry in my pack. Also there's usually the problem of gaining access to a runway, especially difficult in these days of flight terrorism. But if the flight comes in over water... and I'm content to stay in the water instead of actually flying around... what's to stop me from a little bit of experimentation in turbulence? Of course there is the possibility of ...

... the worst virus the world has ever seen, Ebola, still lives in some cave in Africa, just biding its time... in expectation. What's found its home in me? Whatever it is, it's wicked, splitting me apart, twisting my view of the world to its own diseased perspective "as all seems yellow to the jaundiced eye." But I've already had HepA, so I should be knock-ulated for life. No matter, the important thing now is to stay warm, drink lots of ...

... is today considered one of the Caribbean's most complete resort. Over the years, Half Moon has undergone several renovations and additions, most recently, the multi-million dollar demolition and rebuilding of its 50-year-old beachfront rooms. Today, Half Moon stretches across 400 lushly landscaped acres, with 34 stately three- to seven-bedroom villas, each with its own personal staff and pool, 152 luxurious suites and 46 breathtaking rooms. Eleven of the ...

... That has been our greatest disappointment about traveling here; it's a beautiful place with spectacular scenery (the beaches, the mountains, the forests, waterfalls, etc.), but it's just not easy to get to know the locals who often have their guards up. Guess I can't really blame them as we must seem like rich white people who only want exploit Jamaicans for our own pleasure. It took us about three hours to ...

... for us. It was the BEST night I've ever had in Jamaica. Such wonderful people. It was actually sad having to say goodbye. **a year later I had a friend going to Negril and I mailed her a photo album of Harold and family. She took it to Sir D's for me and gave it to them as a gift from the Canadian girls** Finally it was our last day in Jamaica. The promoters only gave us 4 full days before we had to go home. As always, that morning was a somber one. I ...

... party' on the beach that was organized for the Peaceboaters. I put that in quotes, because when they broke out singing 'Country Rose' and Celine Dion songs, I began to think it wasn't quite the authentic Jamaican reggae we were expecting. But they ended off with One Love, so it was all good, and we returned to the boat as happy campers. In case you hadn't guessed...THIS is DEFINITELY a place I am coming back to one day!!

... 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 ...