Question about Idle Awhile Beach.

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Originally Posted by Mike_D

Regardless of legality, I think some properties may be concerned just for the comfort of their guests. For example, if you spark-up in the middle of a crowded restaurant, some guests might might complain as it can disrupt their meal.

However, in my experience, this is not a problem in the majority of open air restaurants, as long as other guests aren't right on top of you.

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I've been known to smoke a cigar or two as well. Although completely legal, I respect those who don't and will not do so in populated areas. In fact, I'm more likely to light up a joint than a cigar. As non social as I can be, I respect others space and expect mine to be respected as well

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Originally Posted by JohnNYC

Nothing better than our toes in the sand and a spliff in our hand!

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I like that! Sounds like that could be a Country Western song.

Yup

the last thing I would concern myself with while in Negril.

I assumed it was legal as last feb we were on the beach and entrepreneurs weren't even trying to hide it or be discreet. Pulling big buds and walking up to everyone like it was sugar cane. Even saw them sit and roll a few for a group of girls that wanted it done for them. I don't smoke cig's or bud, but when someone around me is I don't mind. It's kind of like the unofficial scent of Jamaica.

Irine...as said in an earlier post...it's decriminalized under 2oz...the ticket you may get is only around 500j. :)

Idle Awhile is no problem all around & nice location. We meet up with friends there when ever staying at the cliffs ( Catcha' too) for great area on the beach, short walks great places.

Thanks McBriGuy I know Negril very well. Although I've walked past countless times, this is my first time staying at Idle Awhile.

I have stayed at Idle Awhile numerous times....smoking a spliff on the beach is no problem, as that is legal now. Smoking at the bar or at the a table in the outside restaurant is fine too, as long as you are respectful of others, and children.

Well, not really 'legal', but decriminalized.