First trip booked qustions

We have finially after all the year got our tip to Negril booked can't wait.Arriving on the 18th April 2014 for 14 nights staying at seastar and Coco la plam.

We have to orginise a driver now for trips ect we are looking at Rocky,aston Pitt or Joe Cool,What are the must see we are thinking of doing the fall,Pelican bar and one more trip my husband what to do bob marley. is there anything we should do or leave out my husband like nature history and music.

We are also going to do the show in seastar and possibly the one love bus tour and the rest of the time it is going to be the beach and being lazy and having a few drinks.

Is that time of the year still a bit busy with a good bit happing.

My last qustion for the moment is spending money is $200-250 per person per day enough the trips will be seprate we have been to mexico and D Republic so would it be in that price rage or is it st lucia and barbados price range just what a idea have to start the fun of saving our spenidng money.

I am sure i will be on with many more qusitions.

Thnaks

LadyLuck I

We had a very good experience with Collin Williams aka Champion at Champion Tours https://sites.google.com/site/champi...negriljamaica/ Great guy and very reasonable rates and when we told our Jamaican acquaintances what it cost to get to the Pelican by boat, they could hardly believe how cheap it was. If you want a magical nature tour visit Rocklands Bird Feeding Station where humming birds will sit on your finger while you feed them. Take the nature walk, too. Respect --Marblehead

There is no way you will spend that much money ! I say $300 a day is plenty for both. Just read the posts here to see how much things will cost you.

Hi LLI !

My hubby and I will be at CCLP same time as you...can't wait. Your budget for spending money is very generous, you may find that the sand gravity takes over on that beachand you may not move around as much as you plan. This always happens to us...we have all these great plans, but just can't tear ourselves away from the beauty of the beach and wata. Depending on where you eat, you could get by on even less than $150 per day. If you eat at the smaller Jamaican places, the food is much better and the prices reasonable. April is starting to slow down a little as far as concerts etc, and it is a little quieter in the evening, but perfect for us. There is stilll plenety of activityon the beach and great cheap food to had form the vendors walking the beach. Watch out for the Cake Lady and the Fruit Lady ! Yummy!