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| Ocho Rios | Sandals Dunns River Posted: Mon January 23, 2006 07:07 PM UTC
Has anyone ever stayed at this hotel?
What is it like? How about the surrounding area of Ocho Rios? Did anyone get hassled by the locals on the beach? |
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| Ocho Rios | RE: Sandals Dunns River Posted: Mon January 23, 2006 11:44 PM UTC
I have not stayed at this hotel but the area of Ocho Rios is very lush and beautiful. The resorts are on private stretches of beach, so you will not be hassled unless you go walking to parts that are undeveloped. Locals are not allowed on the resort beaches, however they are allowed to solicit from the water. I was dumfounded when I saw a floating market being pulled along by its merchant. She was also offering hair braiding. You must pay a visit to Dunns River Falls, it's a must see. Fern Gully, YS Falls and the Blue Mountains are also worth the visit if you have the time.
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