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TOP TEN THINGS WE LOVE ABOUT TREASURE BEACH

Jamaica's most stunning sunsets as seen from Dougie’s Bar
Attend one of our monthly farm to table dinner held one Saturday (closest to full moon) per month
Finding out that the couple you met here, who are now your best friends, live in your town.
The sound of the waves lapping the shore 24/7, crickets chirping happily at night
Movie night at Jack Sprat every Thursday
The woodcarver Quest, a unique character with an eye for treasures of the driftwood variety
The kids forget about video games, and learn how to snorkel
Discovering a private cove, tossing your bikini top
The school of dolphins that might escort you on your boat trip to Pelican Bar
The fact that a stay at Jakes makes you want to create art and make love

EXPLORE TREASURE BEACH!

Compared to the rest of lush, palm-tree, picture postcard Jamaica, Treasure Beach is decidedly different, a one-of-a-kind gem of a spot. (Not that we’re biased!) Veering wildly from the topographical norm, it’s quite a bit more rough-hewn—mainly because it gets very little rainfall. Defined by the Santa Cruz Mountain and the cascading Pedro Plains, this retreat on the south coast of the country is known for its cacti and acacia, endless natural coastlines and miles of sweeping savannas. No wonder it’s such a magnet for nature-lovers…

History buffs dig Treasure Beach in a big way too. Most of the locals can trace their ancestry back to Scottish sailors who were shipwrecked here in the 19th century. Over time, the south coast acquired its own distinct look, characterized by the straw-colored landscape, yes, but also by the quaint, colorful fishing boats that line the docks and the broad smiles of the people of St. Bess, as the parish of St. Elizabeth is affectionately known. And let’s not forget the creatures. Not only is this a bird-watcher’s paradise, but there is school upon school of exotic tropical fish.

SOCCER AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

The BREDS TREASURE BEACH SPORTS PARK AND ACADEMY presents the first genuine attempt by a community to create a new thrust in tourism, a truly community effort, the sports park is a labour of love facilitated by many local and international donor agencies. The park is the first step in developing the business of soccer sports tourism for an area of Jamaica which has long embodied safe nature based tourism. A warm family-like atmosphere awaits groups and families in Treasure Beach.