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    I actually enjoyed it! The unspoiled areas of Jamaica are truly to be cherished. Port Antonio was once the elite, then things changed. There is no comparing it to Negril or Mobay...it is now, to me, so unappreciated. There is a beauty and the past charm, that makes it one of a kind. I was rather impressed that he brought out the fact that some areas of Jamaica are best left untouched. Yes, development can bring big money but the peace and tranquility of certain spots are better left untouched. These areas are IMHO, going to be the place that some folks will seek, that are looking for a low key impressive getaway; yet I don't feel they have to be "elite" resorts. I still adore Negril and always will. However, there is a special place in my heart for Port Antonio.

    Even on my frequent visits to Negril, I tend to seek out the road less traveled and frequent the "local" bars and restaurants with only a few visits to the more elite places. To each his own...vacations/holidays, are to be enjoyed with one's personal preferences of how they want to spend their money and time. May we all enjoy our visits the way we want. Choices are ample in Jamaica!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by yetta View Post
    I actually enjoyed it! The unspoiled areas of Jamaica are truly to be cherished. Port Antonio was once the elite, then things changed. There is no comparing it to Negril or Mobay...it is now, to me, so unappreciated. There is a beauty and the past charm, that makes it one of a kind. I was rather impressed that he brought out the fact that some areas of Jamaica are best left untouched. Yes, development can bring big money but the peace and tranquility of certain spots are better left untouched. These areas are IMHO, going to be the place that some folks will seek, that are looking for a low key impressive getaway; yet I don't feel they have to be "elite" resorts. I still adore Negril and always will. However, there is a special place in my heart for Port Antonio.

    Even on my frequent visits to Negril, I tend to seek out the road less traveled and frequent the "local" bars and restaurants with only a few visits to the more elite places. To each his own...vacations/holidays, are to be enjoyed with one's personal preferences of how they want to spend their money and time. May we all enjoy our visits the way we want. Choices are ample in Jamaica!!
    I have to concur with most if not all of what you said. While his view might not mesh with others experiences, it was a different perspective, so take it for what it is worth. Regardless, it is nice to see Jamaica get some exposure. I for one do not feel it cast a negative light on Jamaica and I'm sure it will influence many to make the trek.

    I personally prefer the boutique places to stay and the bars and restaurants that are not overrun with people. Give me a 3 hour domino night at a place like Spyda's anytime over an AI experience. Not that anything is wrong with an AI experience, this just happens to be my preference. I have met a lot of great people all over Negril and this would not have been possible with the sampling of one property. I look forward to visiting PA and this episode only solidified my desires.


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