Treasure Beach
Treasure Beach is a six-mile stretch of coral-coloured and sometimes black sands, private coves and rocky shores. For travellers who want to discover the South Coast’s vibrant local culture and people and are in search of untrodden beaches, a visit 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.
In Calabash Bay, friendly fishermen dock their brightly painted canoes and unload the day’s catch. Visitors swarm, waiting patiently at beachfront cafes and stands, so they can be first to enjoy it – soon to be seasoned and grilled to perfection. Other uniquely Jamaican dishes, such as curried goat, jerked meat and pumpkin soup are also available at roadside stands at Treasure Beach’s public beaches. All lovely, laid-back stretches are well-suited for swimming, snorkeling, biking, hiking, and of course, the mellow vibes of kicking back in the sun with a cold Red Stripe in hand.
Local Flavour:
Treasure Beach's freshly caught fish and seafood cooked with local spices and ground provisions.
Culture and history info

Fishing Adventure Tour
Treasure Beach, St. ElizabethTake a early morning or evening fishing tour with skilled seaman - Captain Joseph along the south coast Jamaica, where you can catch fishes like snapper, kingfish, Jack fish, grouper and barracuda.

King Fish Cook Out Tour
Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth, JamaicaSpending half a day on a secluded stretch of beach with the charming, expert seaman - Captain Joseph and his team who will cook up for you, a sumptuous lunch of fresh kingfish, lobster and much more.

Pelican Bar Tour
Treasure Beach, St. ElizabethNo trip to Jamaica is complete without a visit to this rustic stick-built bar on stilts perched on a sandbar a quarter-mile offshore.

Snorkeling Tour
Treasure Beach, St. ElizabethThe south coast of Jamaica has some of the most beautiful coral reefs where you can snorkel see a lot of fishes, lobsters and turtles you can also swim and see dolphins.