Well then we've got to make that happen don't we??????? Serious, Schuttzie, I do hope to hear you and the love of your life have purchased a ticket soon. That would make my day. You just don't know.
Well then we've got to make that happen don't we??????? Serious, Schuttzie, I do hope to hear you and the love of your life have purchased a ticket soon. That would make my day. You just don't know.
Again I didn’t stay long enough to take a dip in the tempting ocean or be memorized by the landscape. This was another “take a peek” to see if you like spot. And YES of course I like it very much thank you!!!
There’s a strong non-fuss non-hassle vibe here. While I could be a solo bather at Under the Rock, I would like to have company at Ennis Beach. It’s a very social-type setting.
I understand this is another weekend party hot spot. hmmmmm I’ll find out soooooon
vi, i'm so glad you enjoyed the out of the way places, local stuff . . . no tourist in sight . . . sometimes, one can strike up a conversation with local folks and get a whole different look at jamaica and family life . . . i love "regular life" . . .
just before you leave long road on that tight left turn, is free i's place "zion country" . . . did you get there???
tourists are used to well-manicured beaches . . . it's good to keep an open mind and experience and just "be in the moment" . . .
I'm so glad, I came across your trip report. Its one of the best Ive read so far...very detailed and great pictures.
I so agree, I just don't want to see people's trash everywhere. Another location, not in JA, we came across a beach that you had a hard time finding a spot to sit because of all the trash....very sadOriginally Posted by JitterBug
Jitterbug, I knew of Zion Country, but didn’t know WHERE it was. I read about it before this reach and it sounded like something I wanted to check out. I wish I knew I was right there. But I will l look for it when I return. And as far as enjoying the out of the way places, that’s all I do. I love to explore and I love variety which makes Portland perfect for me. I’ll check out a (fee required) tourist attraction just for the one-time experience. But I will go back if it touches me, like rafting the Rio Grande, Reach Falls or Pelican Bar. And yes, I’ve learned a lot about “life” from my conversations with some very honest folks. Some of those conversations left me speechless.
“be in the moment” is the only way to appreciate what Jamaica has to offer us visitors. In my mind, the beach was perfect, rustic yet not abused. Yeap, from the tire swings to the stranded boat…perfect.
Hi kaycee! Welcome. I’m glad you found this ride too. Happy to have you on board. Thank you so much for the compliment. Really means a lot to me.
Schuttzie, it’s devastating how some beaches get trashed. Now I expect the “charged” beaches and the free beaches that are lined with businesses to be constantly maintained and clean. But it’s impressive to find local beaches, like the ones in Portland, just as clean or sometimes cleaner.I so agree, I just don't want to see people's trash everywhere. Another location, not in JA, we came across a beach that you had a hard time finding a spot to sit because of all the trash....very sad
Once again…way to soon to be leaving, but I need to eat. So on the road we go.
I love your trip report, the writing and pictures wow!, probably the best one I've read on Negril .com thanks and i hope theirs more.
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