Runaway Heart Country Club Runaway Bay

... health things. We set up the clinic at the school on tuesday. I took peoples blood pressure before they went in to see the doctors. On wednesday we finished the health clinic and then handed out cloths that were donated from the states. After the clinic we traveled to May Pen, Clarendon to visit some Family and get some mangos, breadfruit, apples, june plums, and naseberrys. Friday I went with Tony and Hilary to Dunn's ...

Its been an exciting week. We had our school graduation on thursday! It took 4 hours to graduate 8 elementry school students, Jamaica takes its ceremonies very seriously. The guest speaker reminded everyone to teach their kids how to wash there cloths so that they dont smell bad when they come to school. And like that school was over for the summer. We are ...

... in the parking lot) and that was odd but proved useful. The reception area is surrounded by trimmed foliage, old anchors (look properly) and a good looking calabash tree with gourds on the branches. You are directed to the cashier. Cost: Jamaicans: J$500 (J$200 for children), prrof of nationality required (you know, the stuff you would have left in the car, but not if the staff met you out there, Aha!) Non ...

... slower pace like we had in Maui. After the zip-line adventure there were refreshments for us to purchase. Soon after our short rest, we got to hike back through some of the Jamaican forest on our way back to where the bus would be waiting for us. Along the way, there were lots of picture taking opportunities. It was a fun adventure and it was worth the time and money.

Forecast: High 86 F, Low 74 F Today was the first day I actually realized that my trip was coming to an end in a few day. I couldn't believe it because I had been having so much fun with these historical trips, I didn't even notice the time. At least there was still one more fun historical activity I had planned for this day. Breakfast was the usual salty cockroaches, which have ...

... are usually standing by at the bus to see you off. A very nice touch in my opinion, and if you are really lucky, Mr. Grant will step onto the bus himself, express his wishes for a safe return, and sing you a farewell song. I have never experienced anything like that, anywhere that we have traveled. Just another reason why we love Sandals, Love Dunn's River and why we created Sun, Sand & Seas.com to share our experiences with you.

... various alabaster artists, bead artists, textiles and such. We refueled with some bag juice and waited in the community centre until Sista Grace picked us up. Returned and took Sista Grace out to a real good rib place. Got back to immaculate and packed our stuff for our day at the beach. It was less than one hundred miles to the beach yet it took us over three hours to get there due to the dilapidated roads. A small private beach called Frenchman's Cove was where we retreated to ...

... go up to the mountain top, we decided to chill around the pool all day long. We're so grateful for sunshine today! Tanning at last, tanning at last, thank God Almighty, we're tanning at last! Very few clouds, lots of heat. And we're going to take advantage of every bit of it. We spied out the "land" and found the perfect spot to get the most exposure to the Jamaican sun right at poolside so we can ...

... Rios, Jamaica the next day on Aug 4th. We stayed in Jamaica 1 week. In that time we snorkled, hiked, played games, and spent a lot of time at the beach. One thing we did that was quite enjoyable is climbed UP Dunn's river falls. We were there during the Jamaican independance day, so we really enjoyed mixing it up with the locals, although we did spend ...

This was a horrible nasty little place I hope to never see again. When you walk down the street, it is filthy and taxi drivers nag at you and then throw insults when you refuse to take a taxi. I Came. I Saw. I LEFT! One almost saving feature of this hideous place was swimming in the water, but even that turned south when I felt what I believe to be a sewer pipe under my feet.