id like to try that. we used to rent a car when we could get those topless jeeps a few years back. i like the idea of a small jeep. where did you rent from?
id like to try that. we used to rent a car when we could get those topless jeeps a few years back. i like the idea of a small jeep. where did you rent from?
Oh yeah - how bad are the roads? Is a jeep-type vehicle required or can the usual coconut jalopy work?
Yes I have driven that highway many times. It is the best way to get from where I live (which is near Sav) to MoBay. I find it interesting that it is a revelation that the highway exists to people on this forum.
The vast majority of visitors are here to view the beautiful sea along the coastal road!Originally Posted by rtitle
It gives such a wonderful calm start to anyone's vacation.
Yes that is true. But it is also true that the vast majority of visitors do not *care* about the island beyond what they need to experience in order to enjoy their vacation. That is the part that surprised me. Actually no it did not. That is the part I wished to comment upon.
The little jeep is mine. I bought it about 10 years ago, and as everyone knows, "the little Jeep" is not really a Jeep but a Suzuki Samurai. It is a lot of fun but the 1.3L engine won't take you anywhere fast.
And Odinson, the back roads trip to MoBay is not on a turkey trail by any means. It's a marked highway and if your vehicle will drive the Negril to Sav road, it'll be OK on this one. Border Jerk might be a great place to stop for lunch. It's is like Scotchie's on the other side of MBJ or maybe like Jerky's in MoBay.
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