Treasure Beach isn’t a tourist destination. It’s a living, breathing village on Jamaica’s south coast where ancestry, community, and creativity flow as freely as the sea breeze. This is a place where roots run deep, home to generations of families who can trace their lineage to shipwrecked Scots and Irish who mixed with the native Taino people.
Here, the land tells a different story, one untouched by plantation history, allowing a distinct sense of ease, freedom, and belonging to thrive. You feel it in the air, in the quiet dignity of the people, in the warm greetings exchanged on morning walks.
This is a fishing village, yes, but it is also a creative haven, a refuge for artists, farmers, and dreamers alike. The rhythm of life here is gentle and communal. People build together, heal together, and celebrate together. After Hurricane Beryl, it was the people of Treasure Beach who rebuilt—shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart.
To arrive in Treasure Beach is to be invited into a model of coexistence. A place where visitors are welcomed with genuine kindness, and where value is co-created, not imposed. It is your home for a moment, not just of hospitality, but of beautiful harmony.
Embark on a boat ride to this iconic driftwood bar perched on a sandbar in the Caribbean Sea. Enjoy fresh seafood, sip on rum punch, and etch your name into the bar’s wooden planks—a rite of passage for visitors.
Experience personalized excursions that include snorkeling, secluded beach picnics, and storytelling that brings the sea’s history to life.
Navigate Jamaica’s longest river, exploring lush mangroves and spotting native wildlife, including crocodiles and exotic birds.
Held biennially, this renowned festival gathers literary giants and enthusiasts for readings, music, and discussions that celebrate the power of storytelling.
Explore a creative haven showcasing local art, crafts, and cultural artifacts that reflect the rich heritage of Treasure Beach.
Start your day with hearty breakfasts and renowned Blue Mountain coffee at this charming local spot.
Savor fresh seafood and traditional Jamaican dishes in a laid-back, beachfront setting that’s a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
Navigate Jamaica’s longest river, exploring lush mangroves and spotting native wildlife, including crocodiles and exotic birds.
Engage with the community through sports, or simply enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of local games and events.
Take a day trip to these stunning waterfalls, where you can swim, zipline, and immerse yourself in Jamaica’s natural beauty.
Every corner of Treasure Beach tells a story, every experience offers a connection. Step beyond Amelia’s and immerse yourself into the everyday life of this extraordinary community.