Happy greetings to all: My wife and I are landing in Mo Bay on the 22 of Jan. and are heading right there. looking for some economical beach hut or beach front one bedroom, with bathroom, descent beach. dates are from the 22 to 27. can anyone help us out, then i'll meet ya for a red stripe! Thank you from the canadaian couple.

Hi I have the perfect place for u to stay its in the heart of treasure beach very nice and quite its right beside the best restaurant in the area (Tiffany's). For info contact Carmen at 1-876-965-0300.

Check in with Lennie at IRIE REST in Billy's Bay, one of the better beaches in the area, 3/4 miles long with a fishers' landing at THE BUCCANEER end where you can higgle for just-landed catches for dinner.

I have eaten at Tiffany's and the food was good. I recommend it to eveyone.

Give Calabash House and Golden Sands a look as well. They're on the beach and economical and are both in the 'main' part of TB, Calabash and Frenchmen's Bay.

Thanks to all for the info, scored a deal with Lennie at irie, great service from this guy, quick, cool, polite and he took care of us.
again thx all..see ya soon!

Hi to all in Treasure Beach.Can any local historians help me? I am looking for any info that anyone may have regarding the scottish ship which sank of the coast in the mid 16th century.
Any help in this respect would be greatly appreciated or any advice as to where else I could try as a possible source of info.
best wishes to all,
Johnny fae Scotland

See recent article from ATLANTA JOURNAL
on Pedro Banks shipwrecks.

http://www.admiraltycorporation.com/CurrentTreasureNews/AJC20040526.htm

or google/yahoo search 'jamaica shipwrecks'.

what struck me in the article was "It's estimated there are about 300 shipwrecks on the Pedro Banks, and maybe 10 percent are treasure ships," said Clarence P. Lott III, a vice president at Admiralty. "It's considered one of the richest areas in the world for sunken ships."

Reputedly, there's one with cannon offshore from
UNFORGETTABLE in Fort Charles...