Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach is not just a location; it’s a community. It’s a place where visitors are welcomed with open arms, where the pace of life invites reflection and relaxation, and where the true culture of Jamaica can be felt in every interaction.

Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach offers

Whether you’re strolling along the beach, enjoying a meal at a local restaurant, or simply watching the sunset, Treasure Beach offers an experience that lingers long after you’ve left—a reminder that the best treasures in life are often the simplest.

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The Soul of the South Coast

Tucked away on Jamaica’s unspoiled south coast, Treasure Beach offers a rare kind of getaway—one that feels more like an invitation to join a community than just a vacation. This isn’t the Jamaica of sprawling all-inclusive resorts or cruise ship crowds

island's roots

Treasure Beach promises a quieter, more intimate experience, where the sound of the waves sets the pace, and encounters with locals are genuine and easy-going. Here, visitors find themselves immersed in a lifestyle that embraces simplicity, sustainability, and a deep connection to the island's roots.

The area stretches across four charming bays—Billy’s Bay, Frenchman’s Bay, Calabash Bay, and Great Pedro Bay—each with its own slice of laid-back beauty. Think sandy beaches, rugged coves, and colorful fishing boats bobbing on the water.

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Life in Treasure Beach

Unlike Jamaica’s more touristy coastlines, these beaches are refreshingly uncrowded, ideal for long walks, a morning dip, or simply lounging in the sun with no distractions but the sound of the surf. Life in Treasure Beach revolves around the idea of community - first tourism.

Local guesthouses, boutique villas, and beachside cafes are often family-run and focused on eco-friendly practices, with an emphasis on preserving the area’s natural charm. Solar panels power homes, fishermen deliver the day’s catch to nearby restaurants, and visitors are welcomed like old friends.

the landscape offers

Beyond the coastline,

The landscape offers plenty for adventurous souls. The Black River Safari winds through wetlands teeming with crocodiles and birdlife, while YS Falls offers stunning cascades and natural pools perfect for a refreshing swim.

Outdoor enthusiasts can explore hiking trails across rolling hills and bike routes through tranquil farming communities, experiencing a different side of Jamaica where nature and agriculture intertwine seamlessly.

It’s the kind of place where strangers quickly become familiar faces, whether you're buying fresh mangoes at the roadside stalls or sharing a sunset drink at a local beach bar.

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Explore the Arts

Calabash Int'l Literary Festival

The Calabash International Literary Festival at Jakes Hotel in Treasure Beach, Jamaica, is a renowned event held every two years, attracting writers, poets, and storytellers from around the globe. Founded in 2001 by Jamaican novelist Colin Channer, poet Kwame Dawes, and producer Justine Henzell, this three-day festival celebrates diverse storytelling with readings, live music, and vibrant cultural exchange.

Scheduled on odd-numbered years, Calabash is free and open to all. Organized by the Calabash Trust, the festival also offers writing workshops and publishing seminars, fostering new voices in Jamaican and international literature.

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Jamaican experience

Community Focused

Treasure Beach offers something rare peace, purpose, and connection. Whether you’re savoring fresh lobster on a beachside terrace, kayaking along the coast, or simply watching the sunset melt into the sea, every moment here feels unhurried and meaningful.

Treasure Beach isn’t just a destination; it’s a reminder to slow down, savor the little things, and discover the true rhythm of island life.

Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach,Jamaica

A serene haven on Jamaica's South Coast, is a place where time seems to slow down, allowing visitors to truly connect with the essence of the island. This idyllic coastal community, comprising several small bays and villages, has long been a hidden gem cherished by those in search of an authentic Jamaican experience.

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