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As anyone who has ever visited Jamaica can tell you, the place is possibly the epitome of laid back culture. No one ever hurries, and “fun in the sun” almost seems like a way of life to the wayward traveler. And while there are plenty of places where you can go to visit and experience a little taste of the fun for yourself, Negril stands out as one of the premier destinations for the adventurous soul, not only for its all-inclusive resorts and 40 foot high cliffs surrounding, but for the seven miles of perfect white sandy beaches that first made the place famous.
Negril was long known as the secluded destination for the traveler looking for something out of the public eye. Tucked away on a little corner of Jamaica, it was known only to a handful of those who kept the secret clutched tightly to their chests. As a result, the town is not nearly as developed as some of its sister towns like Montego Bay, but that has been rapidly changing in recent years as more and more resorts move into the area and develop all-inclusive meccas to take advantage of those sandy beaches and epic views looking out over the Caribbean.
Worried about what to do while in Negril? Don’t be. This is a Caribbean relaxation destination, and as relaxed as they come. Wander along the seven miles of beaches and sink your toes into some of the softest sand in the world, or head on up to the cliffs and watch the cliff divers at Rick’s Café…or take a dive yourself, if you are crazy or brave enough. You could visit Appleton Rum Estate or enjoy food and drinks at any of the local resorts to choose from. Just keep in mind that while this is no longer a haven for the secretive traveler, it has still not developed as much infrastructure as some of its more modern and popular resort town brothers and sisters and is constantly under development.
Negril was long known as the secluded destination for the traveler looking for something out of the public eye. Tucked away on a little corner of Jamaica, it was known only to a handful of those who kept the secret clutched tightly to their chests. As a result, the town is not nearly as developed as some of its sister towns like Montego Bay, but that has been rapidly changing in recent years as more and more resorts move into the area and develop all-inclusive meccas to take advantage of those sandy beaches and epic views looking out over the Caribbean.
Worried about what to do while in Negril? Don’t be. This is a Caribbean relaxation destination, and as relaxed as they come. Wander along the seven miles of beaches and sink your toes into some of the softest sand in the world, or head on up to the cliffs and watch the cliff divers at Rick’s Café…or take a dive yourself, if you are crazy or brave enough. You could visit Appleton Rum Estate or enjoy food and drinks at any of the local resorts to choose from. Just keep in mind that while this is no longer a haven for the secretive traveler, it has still not developed as much infrastructure as some of its more modern and popular resort town brothers and sisters and is constantly under development.
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Jun 02, 2008 – Jun 23, 2008
Montego Bay, Jamaica -› Negril, Jamaica -› …
Leaving Jamaica was tough, three weeks in one place makes it feel like home and you keep it in your heart, it becomes a part of who you are, your experiences and growth, jamaica definatly helped me to realise that life doesnt always have to be rushed.
Negril is peaceful and the atmospher…
Nov 05, 2007 – Nov 14, 2007
Montego Bay, Jamaica -› Negril, Jamaica -› …
We checked out of the Bar-B-Barn the afternoon of the 10th and our incredibly helpful staff member Denton found us a taxi to take us the leg to Treasure Beach along with our request to stop to see local attractions. Soon after he made a call, our driver Denville arrived and we loaded up …
Jul 02, 2007 – Jul 12, 2007
Jamaica in July... Hotter than hell, but it was still beautiful! The home of jerk chicken, Bob Marley, Appleton Reserve rum, and white sand beaches... it's heaven mon!
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