Kima Ocho Rios
Mammee Beach Road Ocho Rios, Jamaica
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What a Change One Day Makes
... dock hands. At this point we headed back to the room to finish getting ready to head out.
Once ready we headed out of the boat and worked our way into the port shopping area and over to find our excursion. We had feared this was going to be a madhouse similar to the Caymans but since this port had been built by Royal Carribean, things were way more organized. As we got near the front of the shopping area, there were several ...
I horsed around in the Ocean!
Riding a horse wow it is swiming in the ocean is a liberating feeling....to say the least! I was soooo scared at first but i ended up having sooo much fun!! We also did a nature trail ride....and it was great too! It did rain (about 3 times) while we were riding...but it was still awesome! The weather was ...
Ocho Rios Market
... boy. We all laughed lol.
After breakfast we decided to take a walk to the market in Ocho Rios which is just around the corner. We had left it a little late at 10:00 as the sun was out in full blaze! We walked to the first shop and before we got to the door we were pounced on by our first tout who sucked us in hook line and sinker. We were so naive as he was so genuine and the first pundit to out wit us during the holiday. You see, in the resort and on the private beach ...
Yeah Man!!
... winding certain people up being in the hot sun all day, I went to the gym. I was quite impressed as it was air conditioned, provided water, towels etc and had a good selection of equipment plus a separate studio for floor work. One thing I noticed shortly after 0600 whilst on the cross trainer looking out the window was the number of early risers frantically racing around. I was later to realise these were the early morning scouts of the ...
You're in Jamaica, ya mon.
... the local vegetation, culture and history of Jamaica. After that we went over to Dunn's River Falls. The falls were amazing but the water was very cold. We had to link hands in a line to walk through the falls and after navigating through the falls and slipping on couple of rocks, we were soaking wet. We went over to the shops at the port and bought some Jamaican rum to take with us to conclude our visit. We sailed away to the sound of Bob Marley's reggae music. No problem.
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