[QUOTE=jgj092559;143470]This is a nice pic, but is that person floating inside the swimming ropes??? QUOTE]
I hope those aren't the swimming ropes as the lady behind them is only up to her knees. (although she may be to the side of the ropes) In an ideal situation, everyone would monitor their own behavior and be considerate of others.
Last edited by goldilocks; 08-28-2014 at 01:11 PM.
Wow, great pic Papa Georgie, says it all! would not like to see the reaction of that poor floater when she's startled by (or hit by) the jet ski.
inexperienced and often under the influence renters are also a big part of the problem
I enjoy most of the vendors (I'm not buying short or out of season lobster tho), it's the hustlers, jugglers and cons I can do without.
Last edited by goldilocks; 07-28-2014 at 02:24 PM.
I think folks will go to the launch sites, perhaps coordinated with glass bottom boat-taxi pickup and return. Snorkeling trips are often planned in advance with a pick-up time and place. Same with pub crawls, shopping trips, other tours etc.
Is the ban still on?
How about limiting their use for just a couple hours each day, maybe towards the very end of the day?
And screw up the beautiful sunsets?Originally Posted by halfwaytree
Last time I was there, the jet skis were definitely within the roped in areas....the ropes were washed up in some areas, and the renters took advantage of it....
Last edited by Ktans; 08-28-2014 at 09:45 PM.
The ban is essentially in effect. You will not be able to jetski until the legislated regulations are in place.
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Is there any current news on when we will be able to rent jet skis in Negril again?
The ban is essentially in effect. You will not be able to jetski until the legislated regulations are in place and they are not set up in Negril yet.
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