Bluefields Beach Park
A long public white sand beach park on the south west coast, busy with Jamaican families at weekends, with a large free car park.
A long public white sand beach park on the south west coast, busy with Jamaican families at weekends, with a large free car park.
Roughly six miles of rugged, largely undeveloped south coast across several bays: Frenchman’s Bay, Calabash Bay, Great Bay and Old Wharf. Good for long shoreline walking.
A landscaped city park with tropical planting, a jogging circuit and the Redemption Song sculpture.
An underground cave system, a mangrove creek boardwalk and Gold Rock Beach.
A series of granite pools and natural rock slides stepped down a river, good for swimming and sitting.
The channel cut through the island by Hurricane Hattie in 1961: roughly 250 metres of clear deep water with a seawall and a sheltered wading area.
A 4,071 foot pedestrian only path running the length of the village from the point to the pier, threading between beach, gardens, cafes and galleries.
The world’s first jaguar preserve, declared in 1986, with walking trails, waterfalls and river swimming across 128,000 acres.
A family run cacao farm and chocolate workshop offering tours from a full morning with farm walk, ceremonial drink, tasting, chocolate making and lunch, down to a short tasting.
A bean to bar chocolate farm and workshop established in 2010 by Julio Saqui. You see the working farm, learn how pods are fermented and dried, then grind beans and make a bar.