Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach hotel

by kelseyalice about The Inn at Great Bay

We were greeted warmly by staff. Everything was clean & comfy. We were allowed to use the kitchen facilities. Beautiful view from 2nd story bedrooms. feels like home :)

Donkey Women

by kyoub

Every morning the women ride down from the hills to sell fresh fruit and vegetables, on their donkets. They are called donkey women. We saw them but I didn't want to be rude and stick a camera in their face.

Bring your camera

by kyoub

Pack light! It is very casual here. Bring cotton clothing because it does get hot. Shorts,tops, swimwear, sandals, and a pair of sneakers will be all you need. You will find acacia trees and cactus growing up to 30 ft tall. There is very little rainfall most of the year. Put on the sunscreen and sunglasses.

The quiet part of Jamaica.

by kyoub

"Treasure beach"

Deserted beaches, unspoiled spectacular scenery, Rasta culture and no hassles are what you will find here.
You may hike or bike the deserted coastline, lounge on the secluded beaches, climb the cliffs or explore the caves of the Great Pedro Bluff, kayak or bird watch in the Great Salt Pond.
You won't find a more charming place than this in Jamaica.

"Lover's Leap"

The Santa Ceuz mountains form the backdrop to the south coast where miles of beaches are among the gems of Jamaica. Lover's Leap at the south end of Treasure Beach is a cliff rising 1,000 ft above the see.
You won't want to get very close if you have a fear of heights.

"Calabash Bay"

Another lovely cove in Treasure Beach. This is where Jake's Place is located. A rustic, out of the way place to play.
South of Calabash Bay are the great Pedro Ponds, a great place for hiking and birding