The next morning we wake up and finally get to check out Catcha Falling Star. We are staying in the Pisces room, one of the cheaper rooms. Room itself was ok. Nothing special, but not bad. Loved the balcony. Great place to chill out in the morning, relax in the hammock. And Catcha was very nice. Beautiful property. Only ate breakfast there, but it was very good. My stuffed Johnny Cake was by far my favorite breakfast of the trip.

It was a great day on the cliffs, water was super calm, swimming was easy, so we had a nice, relaxing day. The cliffs are a bit quiet for me, but a few days to relax and check out someplace new is always nice. And I had heard so much about Catcha that it was nice to finally see it for myself. Two nights was perfect. For dinner, we tried Ahhbies. Good burgers, but a little too expensive for a roadside shack kinda place.

After another good breakfast at Catcha, it was time to go home. White Sands on the beach. Love the place, and, really, it does feel like home at this point. We know everyone, and everyone treats us well. And I don't think there is a better stretch of beach in Negril, or anywhere else for that matter, then in front of White Sands. When we checked in at Catcha, it was only minutes before we headed to the drunk bus. When we checked into White Sands, I think it was less time than that before were were in the Ocean. And yeah, I'm calling it an Ocean. It would piss friends off everytime I said it, which is probably the main reason I do. But really, "Sea" just doesn't sound the same. The water is all connected. Yeah, technically it's the Caribbean Sea, but I'm calling it an Ocean. Sue me.