Villa La Cage Negril

We have traveled this year to Cancun (June 2009) and Puerto Plata (July) and were ready for another Caribbean vacation. I thought a return trip to Jamaica would be nice (we have had two previous trips to Jamaica ...

... br>It was Ang's birthday as well which entailed sneaking around a little to organise some presents and treat her to some awesome parasailing! It also gave us a chance to hit the Mobay nightlife, which sadly was a bit dismal in the tourist off season! After warming up with far too many drinks for not much of a party, the night ended with us banging on the door and begging to be let in to Burger King before finally giving up and hitting KFC...<br> <br ...

... adults only (16 + up) <br><br>Pool bars seemed to be quite busy. <br><br><br><br>The wedding Gazebo is in a beautiful spot, just off the expansive 7 mile Beach and in a Palmed area. Very nice. <br><br>The new Martha Stewart packages will be available for brides starting January 2010. <br><br><br><br>You can pay for wireless in your room for $14.95 per day. <br><br ...

... and nail services. <br><br>The All-inclusive plan begins at 3:00pm check-in time &amp; terminates at 11:00am check-out time<br><br>Standard brands are CALL brands as we say here or more commonly stated in the island domestic liquors (not top shelf like Absolute, Myers, and Dewars) <br><br>Rose Hall can schedule day trips. They have a concierge/tour desk that does this. A very popular trip is to Dunn's River Falls! It is definitely a fun one to go on. Remember to ...

... our room. Mr Horace Peterkin (General Manager) came out to say hello! <br><br>Dinner that night was at Barefoot by the Sea. <br><br>Barefoot by the Sea is beachside and offers excellent selections from Fish to Steak. The portions were albeit small but you can order seconds if you wish. We ordered a few sampler appetizers just to try them. Service was good. <br><br>At Bayside we caught the evening ...

I spent almost a week in Negril, a long stretch of beaches along the western tip of Jamaica. Very popular with tourists. I walked the beach several times and I've been annoyed by the "farmers" and the like on a regular basis. They are sometimes aggressive. Better to walk along the road than the beach at night to/from the restaurant for obvious reasons. Nice sunsets.

... boarding pass for Charlotte to Montego Bay. We scurry back to the US Airways check-in, shove ourselves to the front of the line and directly in front of the man who printed our boarding passes. He printed out another hand full of boarding passes, sorted through them, ripping several in half, and put FOUR into our folder. Our flight to Charlotte was over sold, and they bribed two people to stay behind and wait for the next flight. We finally boarded the plane, took off ...

... gives me the bill a month late, guess who got their power 'locked off'? Thats right, me... One thing that has the power to instantly depress me is being without current (electricity) when I should have it. I think it's some kind of post traumatic stress from those few months in Chicago when I also had my power locked off. Fortunately I was able to remedy the problem the next morning (after staying the night with Jess in her electric-rich apartment), and had current again ...

... Interesting. And I must explain the only reason I even insisted on having a cell phone there was because I have friends in Jamaica from previous trips. Life is better there when you can contact your local friends. This first night we decided to take it easy since we had been up since 4AM to catch our flight. Jamaica is two hours ahead of our regular time zone so night approached fast. After spending some time in our cabins getting unpacked the only thing ...