by Lisa
(United States)
QUESTION:
O.K....so this is our first trip to Jamaica...and It's overwhelming!! Yet exciting too ...EEEK.
We want to stay ...preferably on the beach...close to Bob Marleys Museum - but is there a beach close...and shopping and crafts.
If I pick a random place close to a beach will I be away from everything else...how much are taxi fees?....are there shuttles....I have so many questions..
I'm bringing my daughter I want some place safe...are there parts of Jamaica I should stay away from.
Please Help....lol. Thanks for any and all information every little bit helps. We are planning a 6 day trip - we haven't made reservations any where yet. Thank you for all your time!!
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