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Bravo's hit reality television series The Real Housewives of New Jersey traveled to Jamaica in its latest episode, with the ladies staying at the luxe all-inclusive Moon Palace Jamaica in Ocho Rios.
The women celebrated Jennifer Aydin's birthday from the resort's exclusive four-room villa that retails for over $8,000 per night this past April.
During their stay, the ladies visited Palace Resorts' signature AWE Spa-which is the largest spa in Jamaica-and even swam with dolphins at the on-site Dolphin Cove.
The celebs also dined on select cuts of Certified Angus Beef and seafood while overlooking the sea at Pier 8 and enjoyed a special rum tasting back at their villa.
Fans of the show can follow in their favorite Real Housewives' footsteps while saving up to 45 percent when they book a stay at Moon Palace Jamaica during the resort's Cyber Monday sale now through Wednesday for travel through December 23, 2020.
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