7: The Frenchman's Cove Vacation in Jamaica

The most exotic, romantic, incredible, enduring, once in a lifetime, never to forget, most expensive, luxury vacation. Deluxe cottage, exclusive butler and maid, food you have never tasted before, banquets on the beach, dancing, deep sea fishing every day, tours of the island, river rafting, golf, hiking, Jamaican music, staying in your memory for years after, unlimited drinking (if you so chose) water skiing, ziplines, hang gliding, you name it.  $10-$15,000 a week. Phone calls you can make to anywhere in the world. All paid for by the O.C. Tanner Company in SLC. 

This trip exceeded anything you can imagine: flying on the Concord to Europe, a Chateau in Switzerland, staying in a Castle in England, Deluxe Accommodations in Morocco, North Africa and Malaga, Spain, Monia Kia, big island Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Princess in Acapulco. All of the above and more!


[photos from Jamaica]

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