St. Elizabeth
Treasure Beach & Local Community
Explore the peaceful coastline, fishing villages, local restaurants, and quiet beauty of our neighbourhood.
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Discover Jamaica
Excursions & Airport Transfers
Your Jamaican experience doesn't have to end at the villa. We'll help you reach the waterfalls, the rum estates, the river safaris, and the sunsets — and get you to and from the airport with ease.
Jamaica, by parish
Experiences across the island.
From our home in Treasure Beach you can reach most of Jamaica's major attractions in a half-day's drive. Grouped by region so you can plan a day trip or a full island loop. Tap any card for details.
South Coast
Our home region. Waterfalls, wetlands, rum estates, and Jamaica's quietest coast.
St. Elizabeth
YS Falls
One of Jamaica's most stunning waterfalls surrounded by lush tropical scenery, tube rides, and natural pools.
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St. Elizabeth
Black River Safari
A guided river safari through Jamaica's largest wetlands — crocodiles, native birds, and lush estuary.
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St. Elizabeth
Floyd's Pelican Bar
A boat excursion to the iconic wooden bar standing offshore in the shallows of the Caribbean Sea.
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St. Elizabeth
Appleton Estate Rum Experience
Discover Jamaica's rum-making heritage through a tour of the historic Appleton Estate distillery and tastings.
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St. Elizabeth
Lovers' Leap
The dramatic 1,700-ft coastal cliff viewpoint and the romantic Jamaican legend behind it.
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St. Elizabeth
Bamboo Avenue
A 2.5-mile drive through a cathedral of giant bamboo arching over the road — one of Jamaica's most photographed spots.
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Manchester
Mandeville Town & High Country
Jamaica's highest town — cool mountain air, Mrs. Stephenson's Garden, and the colonial-era Manchester Golf Club.
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Clarendon
Milk River Mineral Bath
One of the world's most radioactive mineral baths — a therapeutic soak dating back to 1794.
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North Coast
Ocho Rios, Port Antonio, Falmouth, Montego Bay — the island's classic attractions.
St. Ann
Dunn's River Falls
Climb Jamaica's most recognizable natural attraction — the terraced cascading falls just outside Ocho Rios.
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St. Ann
Mystic Mountain
Rainforest bobsled ride, zipline canopy tour, and sky explorer chairlift overlooking Ocho Rios.
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St. Ann
Dolphin Cove
Swim with dolphins, sharks, and stingrays in a natural seaside cove on the North Coast.
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St. Ann
Blue Hole & Secret Falls
Hidden jungle waterfalls and turquoise pools — jump, swing, and swim through a secluded gorge.
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St. Ann
Nine Mile — Bob Marley's Birthplace
Pilgrimage to the Marley family home and mausoleum, high in the hills of St. Ann.
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St. Ann
Fern Gully
A three-mile scenic drive through a lush ravine canopied by hundreds of fern species.
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St. Mary
Firefly — Noël Coward's Home
Noël Coward's hilltop retreat above Port Maria — a preserved playwright's home with panoramic sea views.
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St. Mary
James Bond Beach, Oracabessa
A quiet, picture-perfect beach in Oracabessa where Ian Fleming wrote the 007 novels.
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Portland
Blue Lagoon
The otherworldly 180-ft-deep lagoon where fresh mountain water meets the sea, made famous by the 1980 film.
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Portland
Reach Falls
Cascading rainforest falls with crystal-clear pools and a hidden underwater cave to swim through.
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Portland
Frenchman's Cove
A postcard beach where a cold freshwater river meets the Caribbean Sea in a sheltered cove.
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Portland
Boston Bay & Jerk Country
The birthplace of jerk — beachside jerk pits serving the original pork, chicken, and fish just off the Caribbean.
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Portland
Rio Grande Rafting
A two-hour bamboo-raft journey down Jamaica's legendary river, guided by a local raft-captain.
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Trelawny
Luminous Lagoon, Falmouth
A nighttime boat tour across one of the world's brightest bioluminescent lagoons — swim in glowing water.
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Trelawny
Martha Brae River Rafting
A one-hour bamboo-raft ride down a tranquil river through the Trelawny rainforest.
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Trelawny
Historic Falmouth Town
One of the Caribbean's best-preserved Georgian towns — walking tours of 18th-century architecture.
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St. James
Doctor's Cave Beach, Montego Bay
Montego Bay's most famous beach — clear turquoise water and soft white sand on the Hip Strip.
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St. James
Rose Hall Great House
The restored 18th-century plantation mansion and the legend of the White Witch of Rose Hall.
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St. James
Hip Strip, Montego Bay
Gloucester Avenue — restaurants, bars, shops, and the resort town's lively seaside promenade.
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Western Jamaica
Negril and the beaches, cliffs, and sunsets of Jamaica's west end.
Westmoreland
Negril Seven-Mile Beach
Seven miles of soft white sand, calm turquoise water, and sunset-worshipping beach bars.
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Westmoreland
Rick's Cafe & Negril Cliffs
Jamaica's famous cliff-diving sunset bar — watch divers plunge from 35-foot cliffs over the Caribbean.
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Westmoreland
Mayfield Falls
A rainforest river walk through 21 natural pools and two waterfalls in the Dolphin Head mountains.
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Hanover
Historic Lucea
The quiet parish capital of Hanover — an 1817 courthouse clock tower and colonial seaside history.
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Blue Mountains
Coffee country — cool highland air, hiking trails, and sunrise at the Peak.
St. Andrew
Blue Mountain Peak Hike
Pre-dawn hike to Jamaica's highest point (7,402 ft) — watch the sunrise over the whole island.
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St. Andrew
Holywell Recreational Park
Cool mountain park at 4,000 ft — hiking trails, cabins, and Blue Mountain coffee country views.
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St. Andrew
Strawberry Hill
A legendary hilltop retreat above Kingston, founded by Chris Blackwell of Island Records.
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Kingston
The capital's culture — Marley's home, Devon House, heritage walks.
Kingston
Bob Marley Museum
Bob Marley's former home and recording studio at 56 Hope Road — a pilgrimage for reggae lovers worldwide.
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Kingston
Devon House
The 1881 mansion of Jamaica's first black millionaire — now a national heritage site famous for its ice cream.
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Kingston
Emancipation Park
A seven-acre public park in New Kingston with the iconic Redemption Song statue and evening fountain shows.
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St. Catherine
Spanish Town — Old Capital
Jamaica's capital from 1534 to 1872 — the Georgian square, Rodney Memorial, and 18th-century architecture.
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Eastern Jamaica
Off-the-beaten-path spots in St. Thomas — mineral springs and hidden falls.
St. Thomas
Reggae Falls
A powerful man-made waterfall on the Johnson River — off the tourist track, popular with locals.
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St. Thomas
Bath Fountain Mineral Spa
Jamaica's oldest spa (1699) — hot mineral springs believed to cure a range of ailments.
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Arrive relaxed. Depart with ease.
We can arrange airport transportation to and from the property. Pickup, drop-off, or round-trip — just tell us your flight and we'll take care of the rest.
- ✈️ Sangster International Airport — Montego Bay (MBJ)
- ✈️ Norman Manley International Airport — Kingston (KIN)
- 🚗 Private transportation arrangements on request
Transfers are subject to availability and additional charges.
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Not sure which excursion fits?
Tell us what you're hoping for — rest and sun, waterfalls, local flavor, something romantic — and we'll put together a shortlist.
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