The trip started with a 1st class flight to Jamaica's International airport in Montego Bay.  We didn't stay there long.  It took about an hour by bus to get to Grand Lido Braco.
This is a view of the au naturel beach, from the balcony of our room.  It was a very nice room on the 3rd floor.  There was a living room, bedroom, and 1.5 bathrooms. 
This was also a good place to watch the sunset, although there were a lot of clouds.
The whole resort was very beautiful.  This is the requisite fountain shot taken by a kind stranger who happened to be walking by.
Benia and I love sushi.  We had it for dinner two of the nights that we were at Braco.  The chef, Oneil, was very cool, but notice that he didn't trust me with a knife.
The night of our wedding day, we decided to eat at the French restaurant.  There were two other new brides there that evening.  The food was pretty good, and it looked pretty too.
There was a wide variety of dining choices.  One evening they set up candlelit tables on the beach and served a very nice buffet.  There was a live reggae band playing also.  I was so moved that I painted this picture of the scene.
This is the prude side pool.  We never actually swam in it, but I thought I would take a picture because it looks cool situated in the center of "Braco Village".  Maybe Benia should have stayed here instead of going in the ocean and stepping on a sea urchin!  Off to the Krankenstation we went.
Each night featured a theme of some sort.  If you guessed that one night was a toga party, then you are correct.  There was also a PJ party, but a lot of people don't wear much to bed at Braco, so I cannot post pictures of that here.

Throughout the day, the Braco entertainment directors hold little contests that involve things like drinking and trivia.  The prizes often consist of a bottle of rum.  As you can see, I won two times.  Once for trivia, another for tequila drinking.  I lost a beer drinking contest... damn that carbonation.

Benia wanted to stop and smell the flowers, so I took a picture.  The grounds were well kept and there was a lot of interesting plant life to be seen. 

Outside of Braco is the "real" Jamaica.  It is not exactly a paradise, although I think it might be cool to explore someday.  On this trip we never ventured away from the resort, except for the bus ride, to and from the airport.
I like to take pictures of gas prices, so I wanted to add a Jamaica example to my collection.  Gas is sold by the liter in Jamaica.  Also keep in mind that one U.S. dollar buys more than a Jamaican dollar.