Bluefields Beach Park
A public beach park on Bluefields Bay on the south coast, with shady lawns and calm water. It offers a taste of everyday Jamaican beach life.
Bluefields Beach Park lies in Bluefields Bay, about 40 km southeast of Negril. It is the most popular public beach in Westmoreland with locals, with a long, calm shoreline and large shade trees. Roadside stalls sell grilled fish, grilled chicken and coconut water, and families picnic and play music here on weekends. The nearby waters form the Bluefields Bay Fish Sanctuary, so snorkelling trips can be arranged. The beach is free, with basic facilities, so keep valuables safe. It is a good stop on the way to the south coast destinations of Black River and Treasure Beach, about an hour's drive from Negril.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Roaring River & Blue Hole Garden
- Blue Hole Mineral Spring
- Dolphin Cove Negril
- Royal Palm Reserve
- Seven Mile Beach, Negril
- Negril Lighthouse
- Rick's Café, Negril
- Kool Runnings Adventure Park