What is the standard and/or customary rate for transfer from MBJ to Negril, for two perople? Is it different for a taxi I might arrange myself (say, Clive's) versus one arranged through my hotel (CocoLaPalm)? Thank you!
MBJ to Negril Transfer Cost
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We used Clive's. Couldn't have been happier. On the way from MJB to Negril, it was just us, even though we hadn't paid for a private transfer. On the way back, there was one other couple.
Good drivers, on time. Cold beer. (or water)
I also used Clive's with great success. I reserved it online in advance. It was in theory a shared shuttle but both times I was the only passenger (oh on the way back we did pick up one other person, another Clives driver who had to get back to the airport). I paid $20 each way, but it's gone up to $30 pp now.
We've only used the group of cab drivers sent by Coco la Palm,and I believe that they charge the same amount as Clive's. No problems, great guys, and they will happily stop at the little grocery store/gas station just outside of MoBay so that you can get cold drinks/snacks before the ride to Negril.