Jamaica · 2 PLACES TO EXPLORE

A little more
of Jamaica.

Find places to visit in Jamaica. See what catches your eye, then save a few favorites for your trip.

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Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach is a four-mile stretch of fishing villages on Jamaica's South Coast where no all-inclusive resorts were ever built. Set in the parish of St. Elizabeth, it encompasses four distinct bays — Billy's Bay, Frenchman's Bay, Calabash Bay, and Great Bay — each with dark-golden sand, working fishermen, and a community-run tourism model that keeps the pace slow and the experience genuine. This is the south coast's most famous anchor: Floyd's Pelican Bar, a wooden structure on stilts a quarter-mile offshore reached by local fishing boat. Combine a sunset drink there with a morning at YS Falls' seven-tier cascade, an afternoon tasting aged rums at Appleton Estate, and a crocodile-spotting safari on the Black River, and you have the signature week that keeps travelers returning long after the north-coast crowds have gone home.

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Island Gully Falls

Hidden in the lush rainforest hills above Ocho Rios, Island Gully Falls — known locally as the Blue Hole — delivers one of Jamaica's most striking natural swimming experiences. Fed by mountain springs of the White River, a series of cascading waterfalls plunges into electric-blue mineral pools surrounded by jungle, limestone formations sculpted by centuries of flowing water, and forest trails winding past colonial-era plantation ruins. What was once a quiet local swimming hole known only to adventurous Jamaicans has grown into one of the island's most treasured attractions, welcoming over 100,000 visitors each year. It remains a fully licensed experience with trained guides, certified lifeguards, and the kind of authentic island hospitality that sets it apart from more commercialized waterfall tours.

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Jamaica · 2 PLACES TO EXPLORE

A little more
of Jamaica.

Find places to visit in Jamaica. See what catches your eye, then save a few favorites for your trip.

Jamaica · JM

Treasure Beach

Treasure Beach is a four-mile stretch of fishing villages on Jamaica's South Coast where no all-inclusive resorts were ever built. Set in the parish of St. Elizabeth, it encompasses four distinct bays — Billy's Bay, Frenchman's Bay, Calabash Bay, and Great Bay — each with dark-golden sand, working fishermen, and a community-run tourism model that keeps the pace slow and the experience genuine. This is the south coast's most famous anchor: Floyd's Pelican Bar, a wooden structure on stilts a quarter-mile offshore reached by local fishing boat. Combine a sunset drink there with a morning at YS Falls' seven-tier cascade, an afternoon tasting aged rums at Appleton Estate, and a crocodile-spotting safari on the Black River, and you have the signature week that keeps travelers returning long after the north-coast crowds have gone home.

Tourist attraction

Jamaica · JM

Island Gully Falls

Hidden in the lush rainforest hills above Ocho Rios, Island Gully Falls — known locally as the Blue Hole — delivers one of Jamaica's most striking natural swimming experiences. Fed by mountain springs of the White River, a series of cascading waterfalls plunges into electric-blue mineral pools surrounded by jungle, limestone formations sculpted by centuries of flowing water, and forest trails winding past colonial-era plantation ruins. What was once a quiet local swimming hole known only to adventurous Jamaicans has grown into one of the island's most treasured attractions, welcoming over 100,000 visitors each year. It remains a fully licensed experience with trained guides, certified lifeguards, and the kind of authentic island hospitality that sets it apart from more commercialized waterfall tours.