We had an amazing time. Only the two of us on the island (slow season) with Chef Levy and his captain. The expected - peaceful and beautiful. The unexpected - the sincere kindness of the staff. Chef Levy went out of his way to make our trip wonderful. His meals were delicious, the music was fun, and the conversations were great. After coming to shore, he climbed a mango tree to shake down a couple for us. He helped catch a taxi for us, to which he paid the $2 and rode with us to his home in Orange Bay (we were staying in Negril). We went with him to a local bar and he bought us both a Red Stripe. We met other locals and bought them drinks to show our appreciation. Levy even invited us to his home, but first stopped at a market and he bought us another beer for the road. We went to his home where he shared his culture with us. He wanted to show how kind the locals really are, where the media often portrays only the bad. Afterwards, he helped us catch a taxi back to Negril (which was only $4, as it should be - not the $10 we paid on the way to Half Moon Beach). He even invited us back for dinner at his house a couple nights later, but did not make it back out. From our experience, visit them. You will have a memory for a lifetime. Nothing, but respect.

Headed out here to do some snorkeling and hang out. Had a great time. A little choppy & breezy the day we went but overall we had a blast. Very chill laid back little spot for a nice drink on the water. Everyone there was supper nice, and we enjoyed the time. Boat driver & snorkeling guide I believe was Burton, and he was a Great guy! Gave us a lot of info on the area and culture. Very knowledgeable and just a pleasant and helpful man. Would go back again to enjoy the spot. Snorkeling was ok, but the choppiness hindered that a bit, but overall we all had a great time!