Bluefields Beach is a public beach in the southeast of Westmorland, not just a beach, but also a landmark of Jamaica. Bluefields Beach is a great destination for weekend outings. During weekdays, the beach is relatively quiet, but on weekends and holidays, it gets packed with people.

Bluefields Beach is quite narrow, about 1 kilometer long. The sandy beach is of excellent quality, soft and smooth, with some small stones scattered around, brought by Hurricane Dean. The shallow waters of Bluefields Beach are perfect for swimming, even when there are waves, it is not dangerous. There are no umbrellas or long chairs provided on the beach, but the area is surrounded by lush trees and greenery, offering shade where you can cool off.

Near the beach, there are many small restaurants known for their fresh local fish. Visitors can taste the freshest fish prepared in various flavors to cater to different tastes, with the most famous being the grilled fish here, which is a feast for the senses.

Bluefields Beach
Reasons to visit: One of Jamaica’s most famous beaches
Continent: North America
Country/Region: Jamaica
County: Cornwall County
City: Westmoreland