That looks like a pretty cool set up.We like to party a lot but we may have to slow down a bit and give Treasure Beach a try at least for 3 or 4 days one trip.Looking forward to more of your reports and pictures!
That looks like a pretty cool set up.We like to party a lot but we may have to slow down a bit and give Treasure Beach a try at least for 3 or 4 days one trip.Looking forward to more of your reports and pictures!
Love the pictures. Brings back many fond memories. Here is a picture I took at what we called "Irie Beach" which is where I think you took your picture from. It is in front of Hikaro Guest House. I took this picture in 2001.
Another one I took in front of Golden Sands towards the fishing boat area in 1990.
And then close to the same shot in 2001.
Pictures from an old, cheap disposable camera so nothing to compare with yours but the vibe was probably about the same.
More pictures please.
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Very cool pictures - thanks for sharing! Such a beautiful place. I can feel the vibe by just looking at themOriginally Posted by Accompong
Love the pictures. Brings back many fond memories. Here is a picture I took at what we called "Irie Beach" which is where I think you took your picture from. It is in front of Hikaro Guest House. I took this picture in 2001.
Another one I took in front of Golden Sands towards the fishing boat area in 1990.
And then close to the same shot in 2001.
Pictures from an old, cheap disposable camera so nothing to compare with yours but the vibe was probably about the same.
More pictures please.
Peace and Guidance
Love this picture. I circled where I lived in 2001 behind the South Pole Bar. Thanks for this picture.
It brings back a flood of memories. Especially the day after staying 6 months that I went Home.
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I'm happy to bring back wonderful memories for you Accompong. Thanks for sharing your old trip reports. I am enjoying themLove this picture. I circled where I lived in 2001 behind the South Pole Bar. Thanks for this picture.
It brings back a flood of memories. Especially the day after staying 6 months that I went Home.
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We went to the market on the corner near Irie Rest a few times for Red Strip, Ting and juice. And we went past Irie Rest to get to the beach. I remember reading about it back when we were looking for a place to stay. It looks like a peaceful place.
Today we are venturing to Lover’s Leap. First, we are going to Hold a Vibz for breakfast. We both LOVE Jamaican breakfast and could eat them everyday! Today I ordered Ja breakfast and husband ordered a breakfast sandwich. The Ja breakfast was delicious, but the sandwich was the best! We still talk about that breakfast sandwich when we’re at homeI think we had it 3 times in only 5 days. And they have great juices and smoothies too!
Luckily, I brought a printed map of the TB area and one with the roads heading to Lover’s Leap. We used both of these maps several times and two of the waitresses as Hold a Vibz showed us on the map how to get there. They described landmarks and such since there aren’t many signs along the way. It was another fun adventure heading to Lover’s Leap! I think it took around an hour for us to get there since we stopped a couple times to enjoy the scenery.
It’s nice to be riding on 2 versus 4 wheels on these roads as it’s much easier to avoid potholes -
Pictures of our journey to Lover's Leap -
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