- Address: A3, Ocho Rios 99999, St Mary, Jamaica
- Area: 250 acres
To spend an unforgettable vacation on the coast of such an island state as Jamaica is the dream of any traveler. Here you will be met by eternal summer, blue lagoons, wild secluded corners, where the foot of a man has not walked, and, of course, delightful white beaches . One of the private beaches is Reggae Beach. It is located between the small resort towns of Ocho Rios and Orakabessa . This picturesque and cozy place, which takes only a quarter of a mile, attracts tourists from all over the world.
Where did the name of the beach come from?
Its name Reggie Beach in Jamaica received due to local entertainment. In the evening, after the midday heat, Jamaican musicians like to meet here to play a live jim session and relax on the soft sand. Most interesting on the beach on Friday evening, when local reggae groups arrange grandiose live performances here, and DJs organize discos until late at night. Dinner and fine music is served under bright stars.
In 2008, Reggie Beach hosted the City Music Awards, representing the voices of 1,500 Caribbean music lovers. The winners of the award, who attended the ceremony, were Sly and Robbie, Spragga Benz, Beenie Man.
Beach Features
Reggae Beach in Jamaica is a private beach that belongs to Jamaican businessman Michael Lee-Chin. Despite the small size of the territory, the beach boasts picturesque landscapes, which are surrounded on all sides by majestic mountains. Reggie Beach has earned popularity as one of the quiet, secluded and uninhabited beaches of Jamaica. An excellent family holiday under the shade of branchy palms on snow-white air sand will present this wonderful beach. Here, to the music of local DJs, you can sit in a bar and enjoy a cool cocktail or jerk-chicken. For a sea voyage, you can rent a kayak.
How to get to the beach?
From the resort town of Ocho Rios to the beach can be reached by a rented car or by taxi. On the route A3 without traffic jams, you'll get in about 7 minutes, and through Oak Dr and A3 the trip will take just over 10 minutes.
From the city to Reggie Beach there is public transport. Exit at the bus stop Warrick Mount and walk a little to the side of the sea. Admire the picturesque surroundings of the city and the incredibly beautiful scenery of Jamaica you can by going to the beach by bike.
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