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Tag Archives: Jamaica
Negril – 7 miles of gorgeous beaches and activities galore!
Nights There are a wide variety of options to choose from in Negril, from the all-inclusive to pay as you go, from 5 star to hut on the beach. Being someone who is not a fan of the large commercial … Continue reading
Montego Bay – Where you stay, and the staff you encounter, can make or break an experience. And although Montego Bay seemed to be more of a stop-over either when arriving or departing the island rather than a destination, the staff at the S Hotel alone made me want to return.
(Updated 29 April 2026) Where you stay, and the staff you encounter, can make or break an experience. And although Montego Bay seemed to be more of a stop-over either when arriving or departing the island rather than a destination, … Continue reading