Hotels in Treasure Beach

If you want to be busy and do a lot of things on vacation, don’t come here. If you want to relax, unplug, get to know the community, eat great food, and have conversations with interesting people, do come here. Treasure Beach offers quiet, uncrowded beaches, and the opportunity to just be for a few days.

Liked everything about Treasure Beach. It is easily accessible from various points and the weather was not too warm. The beach is located in walking distance from the Blossoms also local supermarkets and restaurants. I had jerk pork and curried chicken at local restaurants. I also went to the beach one day. I thoroughly enjoyed myself.

Great beautiful and relaxed chilled beach town to disconnect and use as a base for activities such as the pelican bar, turtle and dolphin watching, lovers leap, black river great morass or Little Ochie.

Treasure Beach is the most unique and wonderful place in Jamaica. The fresh water from the gulf stream flowing from Anarctica hits the shore. The breeze flows throw the windows off the sea; not many places with A/C here. The people are friendly and much less pushy. It is a place of beauty where a short walk to breakfast and a swim in the morning are the rule of the day before, for example, going on a tour to Appleton where they make the smoothest rum in the world, or Black River where crops grow hydroponically and nearby aligators lurk under overhanging tree branches, or Pelican Bar where you can consume vast quantities of Red Stripe all day, or......., the list goes on. You may just want to get some fruit from the local organic farmer that delivers and make a ginger, mango, orange, banana smoothie at your guesthouse and then have a siesta during the heat of the day and cook that chicken that you got from a local farmer yesterday and marinated it overnight with a wet jerk spice recipe, and take a swim before sunset. Get back to your room before the mosquitos swarm you at exactly 5:30 PM. Get on long pants and a long sleeved shirt and you're set to walk to live music, Karaoke with a beautiful red snapper at Frenchman's or even have a local fisherman's catch of the day at a little place with 4 tops at his house. I'm going to stay there for months this winter with Jamaicans who are now family.

Treasure Beach is long, beautiful and not overcrowded. You never have to fight for space. Make sure to visit Eggy’s on the beach to watch the sunset, have an ice cold Red Stripe and talk to Eggy. He’ll make you a delicious dinner as the sun sets. The captains also hang out at a shack next to Eggy's. If you want to watch the locals slam some bones (dominos) visit Mellow Yellow. The owner makes some great Italian Jamaican fusion food. Smurf’s is open early for breakfast, if you go make sure to visit Andrae (the original carver) to buy some of his hand carved wares, he is very talented. Make sure to have cash as only a few places take credit cards.

I've been to TB about 7 times and love it more every time. Friendly, safe, beautiful and so relaxing. Even enjoyed some nightlife (though that ends by midnight generally - perfect!) We love to walk to the different beaches, restaurants and bars, go out on a boat trip, rent a scooter or bicycle and explore. The people in TB are THE BEST.