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by Sharon
(Barrie, Ontario, Canada)
What an irie week! It was my 6th visit to this wonderful island and my husband's first visit to the Caribbean. We stayed in Rio Bueno near Runnaway Bay at Braco Village Resort. For me it was a return to my happy place.
I love the people, the music, the food and the ocean. The best of all worlds combined into one magical place!
To be able to share it with the love of my life made it even more special. We renewed our vows in this tropical paradise.
On this trip I climbed the falls at Dunn's River, overcame a fear of fish and swam with the dolphins, and went up to see where Bob was born and is now laid to rest at Nine Miles. (The ride up and back in the 'Bob Jeep' was spectacular. Pretty crazy roads.)
My husband doesn't feel he needs to go anywhere else in the Caribbean now! Just back to Jamaica. He loved it!
The resort was fantastic. The entire staff were amazing and were really there to make sure the guests saw Jamaica and her people at their best.
We also had the good fortune to meet Wellesley, publisher of this website and a motivated family man, dedicated to promoting his country around the world.
(Thank you for the guineps Wellesley!)
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