We’ve Partnered With

We’ve partnered with Half Moon, The Tryall Club, Round Hill, Golden Eye and The White Witch, all Jamaican luxury resorts, located a mare 30 minutes from our sites. Here you can enjoy the beach, dine at their critically acclaimed restaurants and play golf at all three locations.

‘A luxury resort in Montego Bay set within 2,200 acres of natural beauty, where rolling hills and valleys tumble down to one and a half miles of private shoreline and beach club.’

The Golf Club

A picturesque 18-hole championship golf course offering you a challenging and memorable experience with every swing.

‘One of the Caribbean’s most iconic destinations, Half Moon is situated on 400 acres of manicured grounds with two miles of private beachfront. Guests can enjoy specially-curated amenities and extensive offerings including the spa oasis, an 18-hole golf course, extensive recreational facilities, racquet, land and water sports, and wellness activities.’

Situated on the historic Rose Hall Estate, and sited on 200 acres of lush greenery, The White Witch Golf Course is carved from the rolling countryside of Jamaica’s historic Rose Hall Plantation. The yard, is named after the wicked 19th century plantation mistress, Annee Palmer.

Legend has it, Annee’s ghost still haunts the estate, creating a mystical atmosphere that has fascinated island natives and visitors for generations.

‘Take a stroll around the 110-acres of lush tropical gardens, meander to the adults-only beachfront lawn, enjoy a game of tennis on one of the five courts or swim leisurely lengths in the double infinity edge pool.  The private and secluded golden sand beach has a full cocktail and lunch service so you don’t have to leave your lounger. Water skiing, PADI diving, the hiring of chartered yachts and rounds of golf at the neighbouring Tryall Golf Club can all be arranged at a supplement.’

GoldenEye is an award-winning hotel owned by Chris Blackwell, the Jamaican-raised founder of Island Records. Being firmly rooted in the arts, music and culture, the atmosphere is palpable. Here you’ll have access to three beaches, a host of watersports, a spa and two delightful restaurants.

‘Dine on the water at Houseboat Grill, a boat docked in Montego Bay’s Marine Park Fish Sanctuary that serves grilled lobster, spicy smoked marlin and other aquatic dishes. The fish dinners are especially impressive at Marguerite’s Seafood by the Sea, where the chef cooks elaborate flambéd meals to serve on the waterfront terrace. The French-Caribbean fusion restaurant Nikkita’s on the Hip Strip of Montego Bay has one of the best champagne selections in Jamaica.’ Or enjoy water sports and local activities at the beach front.