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In Jamaica You Don't Say Goodbye

You say "See you later, mon." 
We really enjoyed our time in Jamaica. Everyone was friendly, the resort was accommodating and our weather was enjoyable. I am already trying to plan a trip to go back. I am excited to see more of the island and relax in the Jamaican sun. 
Of course no beach trip would be complete without a stop by Margaritaville. So we decided to eat at the one at Montego Bay before departing this beautiful island.

If you are considering going to Jamaica, I would recommend looking into any of the Jewel properties (there are several). We enjoyed our time with them and they provide a shuttle to and from the hotel/airport. Next door to us was the RIU Ocho Rios, which is a large property and crowded. Our resort was perfect for relaxing, being away from the crowd, not having to fight for chairs by the pool and being able to sit by the bar without loud rowdy people. So I hope you consider looking in to it or any other place in Jamaica!
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