had the pleasure of taking my family to treasure beach . we stayed in the old wharf area . just off the beach . it was amazing . just to be that laid back in the middle ofa small town . to be part of the local culture . my daughters will never forget . my wife and my 2... More

ahhhhh is all I can say! Spending my Christmas Bonus on our adventure was worth every penny!!! Our family arrived at Mer's Perch on December 30th and left of January 11th as a changed group of travellers! Staying at the guest house and taking excursions with Gully and Neil (our local guides) just added to the enjoyment of our trip... More

Jamaica is a fishing nation. Sadly, tourist developments barely tolerate fishermen. Treasure Beach is unique: A series of villages in which fishing is the main occupation, but where visitors to the few tourist facilities (mostly villas, a few hotels) are welcomed. Most go 50 miles offshore to the Pedro Banks, which everyone calls "far sea" -- hence the title of... More

The location is Awesome!!! If you wan't a beach all to yourself...GO HERE! The restaurant Jack Sprat on the beach serves the most Amazing food: yoy MUST try their Plain Cheese Pizza!!! Maybe I shouldn't use the word Plain because the Pizza will have you coming back for more!!! The water on the beach is warm and the view is... More

We arrived late in the night to Ashati village, but even in the dark we knew we were in paradise. The next morning we were greeted by the rising sun over the majestic mountains, beautiful beach and the sweet smell of hibiscus growing near by made it breath taking. We sat on the verandah sipping mint tea; the Dr. Bird... More

We went to Treasure Beach September 18-25th 2010. We stayed at the Doubloon Villa and it was paradise. Robert, Laverne and HiO were amazing and took excellent care of us. There were seven of us that went and everyone had a great time. We relaxed by the pool in the sea and went on to Jack Sprats and Jakes for... More

Treasure beach is a true treasure. There are many incredible things to in this region, beautiful snorkeling, boat rides up the Black River, bike rides through the gorgeous rural Jamaica, eating the best and freshest lobster on earth at the Pelican Bar in the middle of the sea, amazing people, and you must go to the tiny little entertainment centre... More

The road to Treasure Beach from Montego Bay was very windy, and quite narrow, but worth the journey. In Treasure Beach I stayed at a backpackers Inn called Sandy Hill Cottages. Nice, relaxed atmosphere, very inexpensive. I recommend the delightful breakfast, thatched roof, food outlet at the bottom of the driveway to Sandy Hill Cottages for breakfast! French toast -... More

Our group of friends have been to Negril many times, to Ochi, Port Maria and last year, (and again in 2 weeks), to Treasure Beach on the south coast. We like it because it is not as crazy and not nearly as populated with tourists as Negril. We rent a great villa with a pool, on the beach, have a... More