First stay in the cliffs

[vikman]

[QUOTE=takinitslow;36713]So this is my 3rd trip to Negril and this will be the first time we are going to stay a night in the cliffs. I will be there friday by 1. So any advice on things not to miss while checking out that area haven't spent much time up on that end.[/QUOTby the btime you get there. Will joi

Takitslow
will be there Tuesday for 11 days our first time also.Will meet you for a drink if you want on Friday should have the lay of the land by then.
Nick

[ellmackey]

I plan on booking there let me know how your like it. The owner is from your neck of the woods too

[rastagirl777]

You are going to be in a very active neighborhood with lots and lots of bars and restaurants close by! You might never want to leave, lol! But you should - even if just for one day - take a walk heading south (towards the lighthouse) to explore. As far as "side streets" - be careful. Lime Tree Lane is one of those side streets to avoid. But otherwise, you'll have a great time.

[Kevin, PA]

Following along the same lines as some of the others. I'd suggest Pee Wee's for an afternoon drink. Catch the sunset at 3 Dives. Head over to De Bar (Both 3 dives and de Bar are a little further down the road). You can hit No Limit on your way back because it seems they don't open until evening. You'll likely pop in across the street at Pee Wee's for one more before heading back to the hotel. If you want to stay in the general area of your hotel then maybe catch sunset at Teddy's on the property of the Blue cave Castle. That will give you a chance to see the Blue Cave Castle for future reference. Teddy's is a little pricy but is worth it. I believe Pee Wee's also does a fish fry on most Fridays and Elvis is available to cook. There's a jerk barrel guy right next to No Limit. I do suggest you get further down the west end if you have the time but there will be so much to do within a short distance of your hotel it's understandable if you don't get too far. There's always next trip!

[Patricia]

BGrill is the jerk barrel next door to the No Limit. Bernard does soups, seafood, jerk & sides ~ all made to order