The bus ride from the airport in Montego Bay took about an hour. It was about the same experience as last year. There are still signs of construction as they work on the highway For a short distance we actually experienced some of the new road.

This is a view of the beach, from the balcony of our room.  It was similar to the one that we had last year. I really like staying on the 3rd floor. You have to walk up a few stairs, but it is a good place to watch the sunset.
The first thing we do after checking in is go to Nanny's Jerk Pit. The Jamaican style food is great. Some of our favorites are the jerk chicken and the beef patties, which are actually coco bread with some ground beef baked inside. The curry goat was also very good. I like to wash it all down with a Red Stripe.
Benia posing in front of a scenic garden. Sometimes we just like to take these kinds of pictures. I thought a scene outside the bar was interesting. And of course, the fountain is a required stop. Another nature related feature was the sound made by some insects or frogs every night.
Benia and I did make it to the sushi restaurant, which is now called Muna San, instead of Muna Hana due to some dispute with Beni Hana.  Chef Oneil was not available but as you can see Chef Randi took good care of us. After dinner we often stopped by the bakery for coffee and a tasty treat.

Everyone associates all-inclusive resorts with unlimited drinking. We did our fair share. Benia is enjoying a Cosmopolitan at the Pasta restaurant in this picture. Look closely, that is Oneil in the background. Of course I enjoyed a few cocktails as well.

Keeping things hopping was the job of the entertainment staff. They really add a special touch to the Braco experience. Carl and Zenesha are seen here running a trivia contest. Games of skill also challenged the guests as demonstrated by Kim. There were also dancing and singing shows in the evenings.
Nashwell was another member of the staff. She always had that pretty smile on her face. I couldn't stay away from all the pretty ladies, but Benia is still my preferred dance partner.

Here Benia is feeling the beat with Keith, another member of the staff. This was at the street party. Dinner was served outside in the center of Braco village. Then there was plenty of music and dancing.

One day Benia and I were recruited to be in the Braco fashion show. This was a fun way to strut our stuff on the runway, while helping to sell Braco clothing items to the rest of the guests. Unfortunately, we were too busy to take pictures. I did manage to get this behind the scenes shot. Pam feels that there was a wardrobe malfunction since her shirt is so tight.
This is a shot of a small town that we pass through on the way to Braco. The fountain looks exactly like it did last year. I did get a picture of the price of gas.  Gas is sold by the liter in Jamaica and it sure looks expensive until you realize that the exchange rate is around 1 to 50 for US dollars to Jamaican dollars.
This is Benia and I at the end of the trip. I'm not sure why we are smiling since we are on our way home. We had a great time at Grand Lido Braco.