Continuation of my Trip Report Mar 25-30, 2025

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Today, Tuesday Mar 25 is day 8 in Negril. I've visited Negril many times since my first introduction to this beach town in 1988. A huge group of us stayed on beach road, around Mom's Place / Bar B Barns, until the mid 90's when we discovered Falcon Cottages (near Canoe Beach Bar area). In early 2000 ish Mr. Prince sold the place. The new owners made it into a Boutique Hotel. I not sure the place is currently in operation.

Today is my day to walk from Kenny's Italian Cafe beach road to the West End.I stopped in at Corner Bar for a cold beer (400J). Too bad there was a local female hanging around the bar who seemed messed up on more than weed, who was very demanding I give her money.
I stopped in at Sunshine Village to check out the plaza (Note on Friday evenings they have a live band play). Its nice to see they finally built a sidewalk so you can safely walk around the corner to continue on One Love Drive.
Notice how nice the Negril Primary School Cove values are displayed to encourage the students. There is a new bar with picnic tables under an open roof set up just before Chicken Lavish. I enjoyed a cold beer (500J) and a delicious plate of Sweet & Sour Chicken at Chicken Lavish while the rain came down. This restaurant is still under some renovations from Hurricane Beryl (July 2024).

The Blue Castle looks closed, and I think I heard it is. New Moon Cottages has a new look... blue paint.

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On Wednesday March 26, I took a walk up to the HI Lo grocery store, at its new location on beach road. Apparently its been here for afew years now. They have a nice selection of foreign beer, and coolers.
The sunset never disappoints. Here I am at Drifters catching the sun setting at 6:24-6:25pm. Red Stripe at Drifters are 600J, Heniken are 800J. If you pay with Credit card, a 5% fee is added.

At 11:30pm Roots Bamboo had some live music. Enjoyed by a nice crowd.

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