Well we were Newbies to Treasure Beach Jan-06-06.
We were supposed to of been in Negril the whole month. However, cirmcumstances changed in Negril regarding our accomadations. So we were told go try Treasure Beach from Susan at the Blue Cave Castle in Negril. ( The Blue Cave Castle is a great Place to Stay at in the West end of Negril)

We are so glad we decided to try Treasure Beach, it is now where we are going to stay when we come to Jamaica. So long Negril.

We stayed at the Golden Sands for 11 nights and we stayed at Shakespheare 10 nights. Both places are awesome and great places to stay at.

We looked at Sunset, Jakes, Treasure Beach Hotel. They are all really nice too. Also a Canadian Bill has a great place Coconut Cottage and it is great as well,the central location real close to beach and all restaurants.

We loved all the places to eat and the laid back atmoshere. We never had one bad meal. Our days started to blend into each other and we sometimes didn't know what day it was or what time, it just didn't matter. We started to know faces and names of locals and other tourists.

Everyone we met there was pleasant and enjoying themselves. Never once did I hear a negative

The weather was great too, I hear they don't get much rain. We only ever seen a few drops on 2 days out of 21 days and heard Negril and Mo Bay got quite a bit of rain.

We are already planning our trip back to Treasure Beach and haven't been home a week yet.

We wanted to thank all the great people we met making our Vacation the best ever.

Bob and Wendy from Thunder Bay, Canada. Bill and Chicken Charlie from Coconut Cottage. Owen from Golden Sands. Jackie and Audrey from Trans Love Bakery. Boy do I miss that coffee ....and Muslie cereal.... Jeannie and Tom who were staying at Shakespeare and told us about it.

Ted our boat tour guide to Black River and Pelican Cove and of course Flora.......

Tiesha and Ms Darcy and Sonja and Dickie from Shakespeare......we miss you too.

Also Glenmoore our driver, in Treasure Beach and also....Falon from the Onion......

I also want to mention Dawn from Calabash Bay she roasts her own coffee beans and we brought home 2 lbs.......I wish it had of been more now...it is so great in the morning. I enjoyed some this morning and put a bit of Rum Cream in it.....

Morris in the morning always a great smile and good breakfast too.

The beach is great and the waves are so much fun as well, the Sunsets are amazing. The weather was perfect. I am hoping to post some pictures soon, just waiting to hear back from the Webmaster.

Irie and Respect
We miss you Treasure Beach
Howard and Cathy
Ontario Canada

It is always sweet music to my ears when visitors talk so many positive things about TB. Anyone who visits TB and dont love it then i dont what exactly are they looking for, because we always welcome our visitors with a great deal of good hospitality.

God Bless............

Hello all Treasure Beach fans:

Well, after a 5 yr hyatus we finally made it back to our friend Bill's house at Coconut Cottage,instead of just getting together at his Thunder Bay home!It was great to see the wonderful people of Treasure Beach that we befriended years ago!So many changes to be seen and yet so many things still the same....thank goodness for small miracles!!The roof top at Bill's was an awesome addition and it was great to just relax and watch the world go by! Our trip was complete when we met Cathy & Howard..too much fun, lots of laughs and already looking like a great friendship for years to come! Hi also to the helpful and entertaining Glenmore and to sweet Falon! Already hoping to return next year! IRIE TO ALL!

Hi from Jeanie and Tom, and we miss Treasurebeac,you and everyone there, and the sun, and sometimes, even the noise from Wild Onion!! Cold here, but our memories and pics keep un warm. Thamx for the great pics. One love!!, Jeanie and Tom

Hi Jeanie and Tom! It was nice to meet you. I loved watching you two jam. Perhaps our paths will cross again in TB - and ya'll can teach ME how to cook ackee! =)

-Mary

Oh PS... We googled "the desert of Maine"
All I can say is, "Who Knew!?!?!"