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Rick's Cafe (noon-10 p.m daily, US$18-28) is a moneymaker that has other business owners in Negril envious. It's worth stopping by for a look at the immense crowd that is bussed in each evening, making it one of Negril's most successful commercial ventures.
The Sands (4 p.m.-sunset) is the best place to experience the West End's cliffs away from the gawking crowds that convene at Rick's each evening. It is a great bar, right next to the nicest and most secluded villa at Negril's top resort, and therefore a great way to experience The Caves' vibe if you can't stay there.
Long Bay Medical & Wellness Centre (Norman Manley Blvd.) is run by Dr. David Stair.
Negril's Aerodrome can accommodate small private aircraft and charters. The only operator in Jamaica currently offering charter flights to Negril is interCaribbean Airways which will take passengers in from Kingston and Montego Bay.
Ital Vital (US$1-5) is vegetarian food cart operated by Delroy Clarke, known on the street as 'High Priest', located at the entrance to Cayenne Beach. Dishes include veggies in coconut sauce, ital sip (soup) and turn cornmeal.
Coral Cove Beach Resort & Spa (from US$179) is a secluded family-owned and operated boutique resort on the sea, with tasteful bamboo furniture and wood frame beds. The 17 beach houses and cottages are naturally ventilated with louvered windows and ceiling fans, with A/C also available.
A marathon, half Marathon and 10K that starts at Long Bay Beach Park at the southern end of Negril’s Seven-Mile Beach. The course takes runners along Norman Manley Boulevard northward on flat roads. It's as much an excuse to go to Jamaica as it is a serious competition for most who participate.
Dream Weekend is an annual week-long getaway headlined by Jamaica's most popular events and fused with a high energy vibe like no other. The international music festival takes place in Negril at the height of summer between national holidays that celebrate Emancipation from slavery and Jamaica's Independence from the British.
Negril Crafts Market (betwen the Negril Beach park and the river) has a wide variety of crafts, some better and more authentic than others. Sadly, an increasing production of the products on sale are made in china rather than locally produced.
Jackie's on the Reef provides therapeutic body massage and yoga sessions.
