Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach is a great place to get away from the crowds and enjoy the tranquil beaches of Jamaica's less-visited southern coast. Traveling down Jamaica's South Coast, you'll come across a treasure trove of coves and bays where the Caribbean meets our sandy and occasionally rocky coastlines. The South Coast's coasts provide a variety of choices, with stretches of dark and white sand, rocky coves, fishermen's enclaves, and hidden swimming locations. Treasure Seaside is a popular beach community for both people and visitors (a spot that surely lives up to its name).

Treasure Beach is a six-mile length of coral-colored, and occasionally black, sands, quiet coves, and rocky shoreline.A journey to one of Treasure Beach's main bays - Billy's, Calabash, Fort Charles (also known as Starve Gut), Great, and Frenchman's – is a must for visitors looking to see the South Coast's colorful local culture and people as well as undiscovered beaches. Friendly fishermen land their brightly painted canoes at Calabash Bay to unload the catch of the day. Visitors swarm, eagerly waiting at beachfront cafés and kiosks to be the first to sample it, which is going to be seasoned and grilled to perfection. Other Jamaican specialties, such as curried goat, jerked beef, and pumpkin soup, are also available at roadside stands on Treasure Beach's public beaches.

Location: Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica