Daniels Beach Village Negril

... br>After using TripAdvisor for basic research and viewing the resort website, I settled on Citronella for our trip. We're excited about our upcoming trip.<br><br>Citronella on TripAdvisor<br>Citronella website<br>

... our last day we got a local taxi driver to take us down the road to Negril, another town on the west of the country. There is a great beach there (7-mile beach) and some cliffs with the most amazing turquoise water crashing beneath.<br><br>To sum it up, Mobay served its purpose perfectly: gave us a chance to catch up with Craig, do some swimming, catch a tan, drink some beers but most of all just take it easy and relax and have a holiday form our holiday!

On to Beaches Negril Resort &amp; Spa to do a walk through there. Security at the front steps met me to make sure I belonged there. Very nice to see that not anyone can just walk in. <br><br>210 Rooms &#8211; 20 acres property<br><br>I was toured around by the very friendly and professional Darren. Thank you Darren for taking the time to show me around. <br><br>The resort ...

1 night at Rose Hall Resort &amp;Spa, a Hilton Resort just wasn't enough. Located in the ever so busy Montego Bay, Jamaica Rose Hall Resort &amp; Spa offers something for everyone. <br><br>With a host of dining options sure to please even the most discriminating palate, there are nine savory restaurants, bars, and grills. You can enjoy an intimate meal at the elegant Three Palms, which by the way offers an amazing mahi mahi, sample Northern Italian cuisine at Luna di ...

... on my patio compliments of Sandals! What a nice surprise, AGAIN. <br><br><br><br>I visited RedLane Spa today, just to walk through. Some what small but ample for the resort. 5 treatment rooms plus a couples room. <br><br><br>the last night of fun - Dinner at Bayside tonight &#8211; Menu &#8211; Surf &amp; Turf. The lobster was excellent. <br><br><br><br>Evening entertainment was the SILVER BIRDS ~ youth a steel ...

... brighten the dark sky. It was very cool. <br><br>This morning we've just breakfasted, been for one last swim (and a few final jumps) and packed. We'll have some lunch now and the taxi should be here in an hour and a half or so. <br><br>We will update this blog with some pictures when we get home to give it some life, and write a final entry when we have had time to reflect. Other than that, we're nearly done. It's been brilliant. <br>

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.

... and scary-scary high), and a swimming pool. We spent all day in and out of the water. I tried diving in from the medium jump, and my back is still sore. We had fun in the sun until it started raining; at that point we headed back to downtown Negril to catch a bus out of town. We reached home at 7:30 last night, but it felt like we had been gone for a week! Overall it was a great, great time. I got to hang out with a bunch of cool people in a very pretty and relaxing environment.

... I could do. Sitting in the parking lot at Sangster airport, listening to reggae in the car, was the crappiest thing I've had to do! Oddly enough it rained the day I arrived and rained again when I was leaving. That just makes the sadness WORSE! We sang to the music a while, then it was time for me to check in. Ugghh. Oh did I mention in the last entry about the crying when the plane takes off? LOL.... Jamaica soon come......AGAIN! To be continued........