The Bypass Dust and Portland's Future

Andre spends his final Sunday in Port Antonio watching the working harbour, eating jerk at Boston Bay, and reflecting on the town's changing character. He thinks about the bypass construction, the cost of living, and what the future holds for this corner of Portland. Also, a look at the practical side of getting around, staying safe, and what it costs to live simply in a fishing town. ☕ Enjoying the show? Help keep every episode free — buymeacoffee.com/paris2tokyo Plan your trip to Jamaica: eSIM & data · Tours & tickets · Airport transfers · Car rental · Travel insurance · Hotels & full Jamaica guide → Some links are affiliate links. Episode 23 of Jamaica Travel Podcast with Andre Campbell. Andre Campbell is in Port Antonio, Jamaica. Places in this episode: Errol Flynn Marina, Berta's Cafe, Musgrave Market, Titchfield Peninsula, Fort George, Boundbrook Wharf, Boston Bay, La Aura Cafe. Covered: Port Antonio's working harbour and maritime economy, Bypass construction and town's future, Boston Bay jerk and local food costs, Practical residency and cost of living, Haitian migrants and local politics, Errol Flynn and Navy Island history. Chapters:00:00 Errol Flynn Marina01:03 Berta's Cafe02:03 Titchfield Peninsula03:04 Boston Bay04:10 San San06:23 City street, evening07:27 Quiet night room, rain A full transcript of this episode is available in supported apps. #PortAntonio #JamaicaTravel #PortlandParish #BostonBay #JerkChicken #WorkingHarbour #BlueLagoon #TitchfieldPeninsula #FortGeorge #DigitalNomadJamaica #JamaicaCostOfLiving #RouteTaxi #IrishTownToPortAntonio #ErrolFlynn #NavyIsland #PortAntonioBypass #OneLove https://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/jamaica/