Treasure Beach Jamaica is a uniquely united group of traditional fishing villages on the south coast of the island. Instead of white beaches, the villages of Treasure Beach Jamaica are characterized by rolling farmland and rocky shorelines. Along its six miles of shoreline, there are four public beaches offering excellent swimming, snorkeling, and bodysurfing. While those that call these communities home relish a laid-back atmosphere, many of these farms and villages are also self-sustaining.

There are four coves with beaches that make up the area known as Treasure Beach Jamaica: Billy's Bay, Frenchman's Bay, Calabash Bay and Great Pedro Bay. Set far from Jamaica’s crowded resort zones, Treasure Beach Jamaica prides itself on being a place to escape the frenzy of the more popularized and crowded resort zones. Those who call Treasure Beach home pride themselves on authentic Jamaican life and welcome the opportunity to share their culture and heritage with those who want to learn.

Treasure Beach Hotels & Lodging

Travelers can find many accommodation options scattered throughout the picturesque towns of Treasure Beach Jamaica, and most pride themselves on excellent service and personal attention. Marblue Villa Suites on Calabash Bay has won awards for its attentive service and exceptional food. Private vacation rentals and guest houses are especially popular in Treasure Beach.

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Perhaps the most popular place to stay in Treasure Beach is Jake's Hotel, Villas, and Spa. Guests at Jake's can choose to rent a room, a uniquely designed cottage on the beach, a historic country home, or a grand villa. In an effort to foster tranquility, rooms and villas don’t offer telephones and televisions. However, guests of Jake's can indulge in the Media Room, with a wide-screen television and wireless internet access. There are two restaurants onsite serving local fare. Guests can choose to swim in the seawater pool or take advantage of the private beach. The team at Jake's also offers guided tours of the region, including fully stocked picnic baskets.