That night, we went to the Four Seasons and ate off their sushi menu. Very good and the resort is ridiculous. pics do not do it justice. Formerly called the Viceroy, until Four Seasons bought it. next time I go back, I will stay here, but I need to save my money. Four Seasons

stock photos because I'm lazy

That night, we went to the Pump House, a late night bar. They had an awesome DJ that promised to buy a drink if he could not find the song requested. He did not disappoint. Pump House

While at the Pump House, we ran into a Raggae legend of the Island, Banky Banx. We got drunk with him and he ended up inviting us to dinner at his compound. I'll get to that later.

Next day, we decided to go snorkeling at a small beach, called Little bay. you have to take a boat around a cliff to access it. snorkeling was OK but still cool to get away from the crowds. Little Bay

Saw a goat on the road

that night, went to dinner over at Banky's place. Banky is a real interesting guy. He owns a bar and recently built a house, using his artistic abilities and craftsmanship. The kitchen crew brought us dinner at Banky's home. Grilled Lobster and Crayfish served family style with traditional island sides.

I don't know why but I barely took any pics. Here is wife with Banky and his cousin, Choo Choo, who keeps the party going at the bar. Banky played a couple of acoustic sets that night. I drove home but no idea how i made it.

Oh, I forgot why I didn't take pics. This crappy syndicated travel show host showed up to interview Banky. We think she was a fraud and got a good chuckle out of it. This is her filming

the next day, we beached it and recovered. Had dinner at Straw Hat. Very good meal and we ended up running into the host of the TV show, who was trying to get a free meal. It was weird. anyway, had crayfish again.