Hookah Negril Trip Notes

I was asked by a couple of folks on the hookah mailing list to compile some hints, tips, whatever for our April trip to Negril with Hookah so here it is. Suggestions, critiques, comments, additional questions, you’re-dead-wrong-liz notes etc, e-mail me. This is NOT comprehensive, I’m sure I missed a lot. Some people will give […]
Trip Report Jamaica Nov 2002

This report may end up being a bit long, but hopefully it will be helpful for others. When we first started out, it seemed like it was going to be one of those nightmare travel days. Heavy overnight snowfall and the subsequent de-icing of the plane delayed our first flight by 50 minutes. Seeing that […]
New Perspectives to Travel Priorities

With full appreciation to Jamaica and Jamaicans.com for providing me with countless blessings this article is based on a post I wrote originally in May 2002. I have visited this Jamaican Bulletin board and others for some time and have learned a great deal. I, like so many of you, have been visiting Jamaica for […]
Jamaicans.com Bashment 2003

I leave my house at 3:30 a.m. taking my old Chevy Caprice bound for the Logan Express lot in Braintree. I throw my heavy bag in the back seat; hope it’s not over weight at the airport. I have about 15 pairs of sandals (among other things), which I hope I don’t have to explain […]
Jamaica Mon
Jamaica MonBy Lisa Reynolds It was the single woman traveler’s worst nightmare. I stood at the airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica melting in the humid, sticky 90-degree heat with only my sweat suit, running shoes, and a novel stashed away in the computer case slung over my shoulder. My luggage sat on the tarmac at […]
The Bracelet
The Braceletby Marilyn When I took my 11th trip to Jamaica I finally had it made the bracelet. I always noticed on my trips to Jamaica that small change was thrown around all over the street. When I would bend to pick it up, a friend would say, ‘Leave it, that’s nothing.” Never say that […]
Jamaica Tourist would…
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Things to see & do in Negril

Blue Hole Mineral SpringBrighton, Westmoreland (only 25 minutes southeast of Negril)Hours: open every day from 9am until 11pm (or later if guests wish to stay longer)Admission: Charged876-860-8805 Blue Hole Mineral Spring sits beneath a cavernous opening in Jamaica’s terrain and is completely encased by Karst limestone. The naturally occurring minerals in the limestone act as […]
Where to eat in Negril

PRICE CHART Note that prices, unless otherwise noted, are in US dollars. RESTAURANTRestaurant prices indicate the price of a meal,drink and gratuity for one person. $ = up to $15 per person $$ = $15 to $30 per person $$$ = $30 to $45 per person $$$$ = over $45 per person American Restaurants […]
Mandeville and The South Coast Things To Do And See

Throughout Jamaica it’s common to see pedestrians, but in Mandeville these walkers stroll, not just to the market or to a hotel job, but on their morning constitutional. Many folks spend their free time at the Manchester Club, the oldest golf course in the Caribbean. This nine-hole course is set on rolling hills. Nearby tennis […]