Negril South Shore

We took a little tour around the southern end of Negril on a little Jamaican tour boat. We saw party boats galore packed with foreigners enjoying their visit to Jamaica. We passed a few ancient looking Jamaican Castles. We saw many Grass Huts, but I thinks these were built for tourists. We stopped in a cool cave grotto along the shore, it was different to say the least. Then we continued to the world famous Rick's Cafe in Savanna-la-Mar or as the locals cal it "Sal-a-Mar". At Rick's Cafe, you will always find great seafood, and entertainment, like people jumping off of the cliffs into the ocean.

Rick's Cafe
Old Jamaican Castles
Grass Huts
Ocean Cave Grotto




Looking southeast toward the Negril South Shore as the sun sets




A view of a party boat passing near the south shore.




YAH MON! This guy was there to ... um. I'm not sure why really.




Two feet away from the shore and the colorful villas.




An old castle on the Negril South Shore.




Another view of the blue castle




Another castle further down the shore.




Another view of the medieval castle.




Old boat docks.




We took a little detour under this ocean grotto.






The view from the ocean cave.




The old boat in the cave trick.




Tourists in the Jamaican Ocean Cave.




The Negril Lighthouse




The Negril Lighthouse




The Negril Lighthouse in the distance




Colorful villas and hotels




Cliff edges for fishing.




Circus tent style villas




Grass huts




Grass hut land




A waterslide near Sav-La-Mar.




Grass hut community




Grass huts




Rick's Cafe




Rick's Cafe, one of the most popular restaurants in the area.




Rick's Cafe Cliff diving.




Rick's Cafe




Grass Huts