Hello, as much as I like to laze on the beach, I like driving about in the rental car.
- any ideas?
I have this as a possible day trip
Negril Lighthouse
Blue Hole
Seaford Town
Paradise Park
Mayfield falls
Grange Hill
Negril
I mapped it on Google maps
https://www.google.ca/maps/dir/Negri...3058!3e0?hl=en
negril lighthouse is currently closed to the public.
i looooooved my day at the ngril blue hole- you could combine that with a visit to bluefields beach.
i've never gotten to seaford town, but always wanted to.
you should also look into half moon beach/calico jack's.
YS falls paired with one or more of these stops makes for a fun day trip.
Black River
Pelican Bar
Appleton Estate
Sav market on Saturday
Lovers Leap
1/3 of a day trip:
http://www.zimbaliretreats.com/ (lunch or dinner)
1 hour trip:
https://www.barneyshummingbirdgardenjamaica.com/
Seaford Town is really interesting with a remarkable history. It is fairly easy to get too from Negril although the roads were pretty beat up the times I visited. The people there are pretty cool and generally welcome visitors. If you go you should plan on spending a few hours there but it's worth the time. Track down the priest from the Catholic Church in town who will answer your questions and send you in the right direction.
i love when you post photos!Originally Posted by johng
Seaford Town is really interesting with a remarkable history. It is fairly easy to get too from Negril although the roads were pretty beat up the times I visited. The people there are pretty cool and generally welcome visitors. If you go you should plan on spending a few hours there but it's worth the time. Track down the priest from the Catholic Church in town who will answer your questions and send you in the right direction.
i watched a documentary on seaford town that i found on youtube recently
it was on my list to visit when i first started visiting ja in the 90s. not sure why i've never made it happen yet.
mvenvlay, a couple more photos from Seaford Town. Enjoy!!
thank you
Cool on that!!
that was an interesting documentary.
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