The Blue Mountains form Jamaica’s highest mountain range, rising across the eastern part of the island between Kingston, Saint Andrew, Saint Thomas, and Portland. The range is known for steep ridges, deep valleys, cloud forest, waterfalls, and cool mountain conditions that contrast with Jamaica’s coastal plains. Blue Mountain Peak is the highest point on the island, while numerous smaller communities and farms occupy the slopes.

Treasure Beach is a collection of small coastal communities on Jamaica’s south coast in Saint Elizabeth Parish, known for quiet bays, fishing villages, rocky shores, and dry coastal landscapes. Unlike the larger resort areas on the island’s northern coast, the area has developed around local communities, small guesthouses, farms, and independent businesses. Calabash Bay, Frenchman’s Bay, Billy’s Bay, and Great Bay form the main coastal sections commonly associated with Treasure Beach.