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Buying Ecstasy Jamaica

I had heard mixed reviews about Jamaica. That people are everywhere trying to get you to buy drugs. But, what really happened during our port stop in Montego Bay? A great and diverse travel group. I deal with this by planning. Planning usually helps calm me and makes me feel prepared instead of feeling anxious. And, it works, most of the time! So, based on everything I had read, Jamaica was a place where a plan was needed! I tried to heed that warning. Generally speaking, we are not a group that loves touring islands in a van. This was the first time any of us had been to Jamaica and many of the cruise line sponsored excursions included a two hour trip in order to get to that excursion. So, we opted to plan something where we could spend more time enjoying the area of Montego Bay and less time… in a van. This goal of mine will become humorous later. We were going to take a quick taxi to Dr. Caves Beach and spend some time walking around that area. Simple enough…and we could see Margaritaville from the ship. Bonus for safety, right?! When we left the ship, we ended up in a line of people waiting for transportation. Once we left the port area, the very charismatic driver pulled over and asked everyone if they wanted to go to the beach. He would also take us for special price shopping, give us a tour, wait with us at the beach and return us safely to our ship. It was at that point I knew that we would not be going to Dr. We had been baited by the promise of the van taking us to the beach we chose. We were switched into a much higher priced tour, with very few exit options. I began to panic. This was not the plan. Did we even bring enough cash? We first toured an area that he said was his neighborhood. He explained how people built their homes and how they got loans for each small part. People would work on a portion, add on, etc. It was interesting and hopefully gave our children an appreciation for their own cushy existence. Next stop was at a school that was hosting a summer day camp. The children were adorable and more than willing to have their picture taken. I will post a picture of our crazy crew. After the school we went to a large souvenir shop where our driver gave us a sticker to receive a special discount. You believe that right? There were a large quantity of Rated R ash trays at this shop. The kids settled on a t-shirt each and we moved on. Tip: If you have young children you may want to be careful when souvenir shopping in Jamaica. It may have been specific to this one but there were a lot of items for mature audiences. Not Dr. Caves Beach…but a beach. We sampled the local Red Stripe Beer and spent a couple of hours at the beach. The boys hopped on the waterslide and the rest of us enjoyed a few minutes of fun music and a Margarita. We were there for about a half hour and then we loaded back into the van and back to the ship. At the end of the day, it all worked out. And, we certainly had a little less cash in our pocket at the end of the day. But, we were all together and enjoyed our time. I was out of my comfort zone but I guess I need that sometimes. I know sometimes I need to be a little bit more flexible but other times I need to be more comfortable standing up and saying, no thank you, this is not what we asked for. TIP: If you are in a similar situation and you really want out. Tell the driver as soon as possible that the rest of your group was funneled into another taxi and that you are meeting them at a specific location. You are unable to call them and tell them that you are changing the plan. This is easier said that done because there is usually someone trying to quickly get vans filled and on to the next. Do you worry when you travel or get overwhelmed? Does planning help you? Have you been in a situation where you immediately knew you should have handled the situation differently? Please comment below. See more travel pics from Finding Jillian on Instagram. Join our cruise-loving community on Facebook. Sharing is caring! We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you agree to the use of cookies. Ok Privacy policy.

The Lowdown on Drugs in Jamaica

Buying Ecstasy Jamaica

By FiveOh , March 4, in Jamaica. Some one told me to be careful about the local wanting to sell marijuana and actually stuffing in your pockets or purses when your not looking. Any one actually experienced that? Why would someone selling drugs stuff them in your pockets? They wouldn't get any money that way In Jamaica there is a system of 'on-the-spot' rewards for people who turn in people who buy drugs. So Dealer can't sell you drugs so he slips some in your bag then goes to the nearest police officer to say you have drugs on you. And the corruption continues Just say no and they will move on to the next tourist. When we were there last spring, we went river tubing, climbed the Falls, and hung out at Margaritaville for the rest of the afternoon. No one anywhere approached to buy drugs. We did see many cops and security guards - maybe they're cracking down? We were there last October, and the ganga dealers were out in full force, very aggressive about trying to sell you their wares. We took a tour to Nine Mile and they were waving it in the bus windows as we left the pier. When we got to Nine Mile they were actually crawling under the fence and waving doobs at us. It was insane! I am definately going to go with a Carnival sponsered tour, then when done staying inside the fenced in area - mainly Margaritaville! We were offered weed twice after we were done with the falls. We actually thought it was funny because the guy came by and asked us if we wanted to 'party like bob marley' it took us a sec to understand what he meant. We just shook our heads and he kept walking. Hell that's the one thing I can't wait for a local to ask is if I want some weed We were in Jamaica last week. Were asked coming out of the falls, could smell it floating down the White river and our guides were smoking it : It was very prevalent and we were a family with two kids. Honestly, I've seen a lot but I was ready to get back on the ship in Jamaica. Has anyone heard of a tourist from a cruise ship actually patronizing a ganja dealer and then getting busted by JPD? Who knows because you hear so many on these boards referring to police with some kind of sting ops with the locals as well. The only thing that we were offered a trillion times from the ship was a TAXI. They may have offered more, but we never even slowed down enough to make 'conversation' - just said 'No thanx' and kept walking. My DH even said NO to a cabbie as he was pulling up before the guy even asked. We went to a number of the shops inside Island Village - including Del Sol. Very Friendly staff in there. Highly recommend it! Yah Mon!!!!!! Whoo Hoo! What a blast!! Don't be expecting too much Jimmy Buffet to be played however! I am a big Jimmy Buffet fan - but even a bigger Conroy fan now!! Conroy is the DJ at Margaritaville!! Say HI for me if you get there. Maybe the offering is more 'prevelent' out in the 'real' areas of Jamaica. We had zero problems on our way to and in or back from Island Village. And we were only one of two ships in port that day!! I was expecting dogs and police when we came back to the ship Only to check our ID's. No searches on board either Don't people know how to say 'no thanks' and move on? I was asked 1x by an old Rastaman and I asked him if he had kids and if he did he should be ashamed of himself for being a gangahead. He never bothered me again. Was there last spring break and my DH was offered pot a few times on our walk from the James Bond port to Margaritaville. It was mostly amusing. Then a lady asked me if I wanted a necklace. Loved her. Yes, it's a little annoying after the 10th time but just say 'no' and keep walking. Write An Amazing Review! If you are already a Cruise Critic member, please log in with your existing account information or your email address and password. Prev 1 2 3 Next Page 1 of 3. Recommended Posts. FiveOh Posted March 4, Posted March 4, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Schplinky Posted March 4, Leprchn Posted March 6, Posted March 6, TheWog Posted March 7, Posted March 7, I have been to Ocho Rios twice and not been offered drugs either time. Posted March 19, Rochesterboatingdotcom Posted March 19, OPSoccermom Posted March 19, Posted March 24, Posted March 25, Posted March 29, Posted March 30, Posted March 31, TheWog Posted March 31, Your kidding, right?? Posted April 1, Anyone know a good place to find some good stuff? Triciken Posted April 2, Posted April 2, I am sure if there is a will there is a way. Heck I hope to get some second hand smoke hopefully, without the kids of course. Posted April 5, Posted April 11, Posted January 22, Gathina Posted January 23, Posted January 23, I am laughing so hard at some of these posts I'm almost in tears. Posted January 27, Archived This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. Go to topic listing. 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Buying Ecstasy Jamaica