Treasure Beach is a six-mile stretch of coral-colored and sometimes black sands, private coves, and rocky shores. For travelers 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.
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.
Jamaica is the island where "James Bond", reggae music and Usain Bolt, the fastest man in the world were born. The island is surrounded by lush vegetation, white beaches with palm trees, crystal clear waters, idyllic landscapes, colonial buildings and imposing fortresses. No matter when you are planning your visit, you will be able to enjoy the sunshine all year round, but the legendary island of Jamaica is much more than an island with sun and fun. It is the homeland of people, who are always saying "No Problem", who always sing "No woman no cry" and they postpone their problems for tomorrow - for today "no problem"! This is the atmosphere of Jamaica, an island of tremendous wealth and culture.
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