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Bluefields Beach!

I can boast at you that Bluefields Beach is MY community beach and my favourite! I lived only 3 miles north-east of the beach, in a little district called Left Hall, Beeston Spring.

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This is the beach where I recall taking my first dip in our beautiful Caribbean water!

Although it is the most popular beach around this area of the island, for years it was left un-managed.

In the 1990's however, various interest groups came together and gave it a much needed makeover, and today it is the new Bluefields Beach Park.

As a result, there are extensive car parking on the approach road and within the gated Beach Park.

A further set of gates provides pedestrian access to the old road by the beach. It gets very busy at weekends and Jamaican public holidays.

While still a tourist favourite, many locals, especially those from the eastern side of the island (Kingston, Portland, Manchester etc) make this their favourite holiday and beach trip destination.

The beach is about 1 km long. The swimming is generally regarded as very good, although sometimes we get some uncomfortable waves if there are ocean swells.

Just remember it is still a public beach so there are no chairs nor umbrellas on offer.

The Beach Park however is located in a shady well wooded area. The park also holds a number of small restaurants which are noted for their exquisite local flavour.

This area also has a lot of cozy guest houses and villas, including the Hermitage, Mullion Cove and San Michelle, for those who want a break from the city.

Although I now live in Montego Bay, every now and then I take the time to go down and take a dive.

posted: 8/7/08


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