Summerset Village 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 ...

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 ...

... or better yet, the River Swim-up Suites which have recently opened. They are spacious and absolutely beautiful. <br><br><br><br>Morning came early. Breakfast at Bayside was everything I expected and more. Excellent selections freshly made Danish selections (my FAV) and egg/omelet station. Just what I was looking for. They also offer a smoothie bar, which was very popular. <br><br><br><br>Lunch @ Café Grill ...

... br><br>Dinner last night was delicious. We were sat out on the terrace (great view of the place) and it started to rain (properly rain) half way through our starters. The waiters - who appeared fairly used to this - quickly ushered us all inside, brought our tables in, and carried on as if nothing had happened. It was quite funny. The rain didn't last long, but an electrical storm lasted long into the night. We sat up for some time watching ...

... at sunset. It was a lively spot - lots of people, lots of cliff jumping (not from us, we hadn't taken our swimmers) and some good music. The evening was interrupted by a tropical shower, but the band carried on even if the jumpers didn't. The rain thankfully didn't last too long so we didn't get too wet walking back to the Caves. <br><br>Last night's dinner was something special. We dined in a Cave (Cave 2, since you ask) which was amazing. The walls of the cave ...

Hi guys Just a quick update via the phone to let you know that we are safely settled into The Caves in Jamaica. It is, as you'd expect, beautiful. Yesterday's travel was a bit stressful - we had a manic/comical dash through Miami to reach our connecting flight - but it all worked out OK, and we arrived here at 10.30pm last night. There were a couple of beers and some fresh lobster salad waiting for us which was a nice touch. Today we've explored a bit ...

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.

... You have a drink, go for a swim, wait to feel hot again, and then start the process over again. You have to make at least half of your drinks water or you will dehydrate and pass out. At 4:00 we went for our tennis and yoga lessons. I walked into the exercise building and the instructor was there loosening up. Soon there were 5 petite young women who joined us. I weigh about 240 pounds, and I think I accounted for almost half the weight in the room. I think I ...

... of their trip would be hassle free. I see them slip Lloyd some money that he tries to refuse, with no success. Onward. 15 minutes or so up Norman Manly Blvd, where the hotels gradually got smaller and much less than MEGA, the van slows and stops. This is it, the moment of truth. Introducing Curtis to the tiny wood cabin he'll be occupying for the next 7 days. I act more excited than normal to try to hype it up for him, I wonder if its working? The place ...