Covid Negril Question (Surprise, Surprise)

[mnchris]

How does the dining out / bar experience feel, covid safety-wise? Are the staff generally wearing masks? I've seen some recent photos posted where that doesn't seem to be the case, but I don't want to generalize based on a few moments in time. I have a trip planned with arrival on the 26th, and it's decision time.

[Sunfun]

Every restaurant we went to everyone was wearing a mask including the taxi drivers.

[sandytoes]

I wore a mask while making my way to the beach and bar. Once the sand gravity set in, I removed it so I could enjoy my rum punch. YUM YUM! Anytime I engaged in conversation my mask was on!

[mikem519]

I like your attitude sandytoes. I refuse to live in fear of this virus, go about my business as normally as possible while masking and using the common sense God gave me. Choosing to fear Covid and letting that fear dictate your life will not protect you from it but can affect your mental health. C'mon mnchris, I'll be there on the 27th and will buy you a drink or 2 at White Sands.

[ukran1ans]

It's not all about fear though, sometimes there's other circumstances due to covid beyond a person's control. For example, I can't come down because my company adopted a policy that you can't quarantine due to vacationing out of state (there's been people quarantining due to illness as it is).