Lucea Travel Guide

 dustmon Says:  Stop when going through on saturdays and get some fresh fruits, veggies and other good Jamaican stuff------ 

 5 Reviews and 1548 Opinions  From November 17-22 myself and my now husband selected The Grand Palladium as the venue for our... 

 Travelngal Says:  This is a private villa located about 20 minutes east of Montego Bay. It is nestled on a hillside with views of the city lights and they bay. The only sounds are of birds and the wind thru the trees. Sospiro is a three bedroom villa with a pool. It is staffed with a cook,... 

 solopes Says:  The main restaurant had a good buffet, but the most interesting aspect was its wide construction, prepared to face hurricanes. Being an all-inclusive resort, everywhere was a good place to eat and drink, even in the middle of the pool, where 5 spanish spent almost two hours... 

 solopes Says:  They were only a few, but with great enthusiasm the animation team kept the hotel moving day and night. Funny, and very nice the way they dragged people from the bars to the discotheque in their closing time. 

 solopes Says:  Conceived to act as a real city, the big resorts have a complementary shopping area that goes far beyond the common gift shop. The variety is not too big, and the prices are high, but if you go outside and visit a mall, you will find out that it is almost the same. 

 solopes Says:  Typhoons are common in Jamaica, and a risk that everybody may consider before leaving. They compromise the touristy activity and prices, though the tourism is investing to minimize the menace.The new hotels are being built expecting to be crossed by frequent typhoons with... 

 solopes Says:  The resorts mean a heavy investment, most of it in... beaches. There is too much artificial details in some of the visited beaches, with the hotels trying to control the coast. That was clearly seen in Palladium hotel, with sand moving from place to place, and plastic canvas...