what do you spend per day in Negril?

[irieworld]

It seems that this is meant for non AI visits exclusive of air and lodging to get an idea of what kind of cash people bring for food, drink, transportation, shows, etc. And those amounts vary wildly depending on how you roll. I am a budget traveler and tend to stay in less-expensive lodging with kitchenettes or breakfast included ( Bar B Barn, NBCC, Seastar, White Sands, etc). I buy drink making supplies, ting and coffee at the store, as well as food makings for breakfasts and lunches or dinners. I buy patties and fruit for snacks or lunch or one of my favorites, coco bread with fresh sliced tomato, tastee cheese and hot sauce, make coffee in my room etc. I go to a couple of shows and eat maybe one meal a day out--but usually at cook shops/box lunch places, jerk barrels. I take route taxis. I can easily get by on 40 a day but I like to budget 50. I treat friends or drivers to meals and beverages from time to time. I don't buy many things to bring back other than scotch bonnet sauces, coffee and the coconut castille soap.

[SweetSue]

It seems that this is meant for non AI visits exclusive of air and lodging to get an idea of what kind of cash people bring for food, drink, transportation, shows, etc. And those amounts vary wildly depending on how you roll. I am a budget traveler and tend to stay in less-expensive lodging with kitchenettes or breakfast included ( Bar B Barn, NBCC, Seastar, White Sands, etc). I buy drink making supplies, ting and coffee at the store, as well as food makings for breakfasts and lunches or dinners. I buy patties and fruit for snacks or lunch or one of my favorites, coco bread with fresh sliced tomato, tastee cheese and hot sauce, make coffee in my room etc. I go to a couple of shows and eat maybe one meal a day out--but usually at cook shops/box lunch places, jerk barrels. I take route taxis. I can easily get by on 40 a day but I like to budget 50. I treat friends or drivers to meals and beverages from time to time. I don't buy many things to bring back other than scotch bonnet sauces, coffee and the coconut castille soap.

I'm with you on the budget. Sometimes as much as 50 but again sometimes as little as 20. If I am not drinking or going out, I might spend even less. Depends. Some folks don't understand being so economical but that's part of what lets me come down 3 to 4 times in a year. I FULLJOY, so that's all that matters.