Attractions & Activities | Bluefields Bay

Local Attractions

Bluefields Beach Park

A great place to relax, swim, have a picnic, and listen to local music

Bluefields Organic Farm

Take a walking tour of an exhibition farm in Belmont and learn about the economic botany of the island first-hand, while soaking in the panoramic views of the bay

Blue Hole

This lovely turquoise pond in Belmont was a major source of water and also used for bathing and washing before water mains were constructed

Bluefields Bay Boating and Fishing

Take boating tours of the bay or learn to handline fish with local experts.

Peter Tosh Monument and Museum

The colorful tomb of a reggae legend and original Wailer on hwy A2 on the east end of Belmont

Whitehouse fishing village

Studio Black

Explore paintings and carvings by Rastamon Jah Calo, on hwy A2 in Belmont

Brother Jerry's Studio

Local carvings on hwy A2 on the east end of Belmont

Area Attractions

Black River Safari

Get up close and personal with crocodiles while exploring the largest morass or wetlands in Jamaica, a birder's paradise.

YS Falls Water Park

Seven waterfalls cascade into natural pools for swimming, surrounded by a garden for picnicking and a canopy ride

Bamboo Avenue

A 2.5 mile stretch of the A2 highway, from Holland to Lacovia, where tall bamboo trees form a canopy over the road, near YS Falls and on the way to Accompong or Appleton

Appleton Rum Tour

Take a tour of the distillery and aging house at Appleton estate, which produces Jamaica’s most famous rum and dates to 1749

Accompong Maroon Village and January 6 Festival

Residents of Accompong are descendants of Africans who escaped slavery and established rebel enclaves, becoming a free and self-governing community following the peace treaty of January 6, 1739

Savanna-la-Mar Market

A visit to the bustling near-by city of “Sav” would not be complete without a shopping excursion in the open air market at the end of the main street on the water