Frenchman's Cove beach

We spent a whole day at Frenchman Cove, and we had an awesome time. The property is beautiful with a lot of trees, especially fruit trees. There is a river on the property that meets the sea, which is pretty awesome. You can swim in either one. I enjoyed the river water more than the sea water because I was under the shades of the tree while I swam in the water. But I must say that the river water was very cold. The sea water was warm, salty, and had a lot of waves that my hubby enjoyed. The food wasn't bad at all. We had jerk chicken and festivals. Overall, it was a great experience.

One of Portland's most prized gems, Frenchman Cove is. I will say that it's one of the more unique beaches, due to it having both the beach and a river mixed in it. Being that this beach has it's reputation to keep up they don't slack off at all when it come to maintenance. The environment is clean all round. The beach area was nice, though I found it to be a bit too shallow to truly enjoy. The river was what I actually liked, I found myself spending more time there. I enjoyed the fact that there was the option of both bodies of water. They do provide lawn chairs, but it's at an additional cost, which I found dissappointing given the cost to enter. Food is sold there, but I didn't purchase any. So I can't say anything on it's quality. It has gotten more expensive over years with it now being 2500 JMD for locals. I don't think it has to be for that price but I dont make the rules here. All n all, still a wonderful prestine beach...

Beautiful beach. We paid 25 dollars p.p to access the beach and if you want a old lond chair to relax you need to pay extra. I strongly recommend to arrive early. When we arrived there were only 2 cars and the beach and river was calm and private. Le Pirates Cafe is at beach and a good option to drink cold bear e eat bammys. But try to order your food before everybody does. And last but not least advice.. if you are in Port Antonio you have to visit Frenchmans Cove. But if you are from South America or Spain or Portugal, and you are not in Port Antonio, probably you had access to similar beaches in the past and I wouldn’t do this travel just to visit Frenchmans cove.

This is one of those attractions that should be visited once, even though the concept and price are annoying! Price for the entrance on their page is 1800 JMD, but at the entrance they charge 2000!!! They don't accept cards. Toilets are not clean and that's just not fair for the price! As already mentioned, I wouldn't miss seeing this attractive beach and would defenetely recommend, but it's not that special that I would go back, especially not for that price and conditions!

This is a wonderful small sandy beach that is privately owned and requires a reasonable entrance fee in order to gain access. The beach is well maintained with crystal clear waters that are perfect for bathing. A pristine river flows into one side of the beach and offers another alternative for bathing. There is ample parking available that is a short walk to the beach. Visitors can rent beach lounge chairs for a fee and there is an on-site restaurant that serves refreshments and food. I have been to this beach several times over the past few years and have always enjoyed my time here.

Beautiful place,last time I went was 2022. Can’t wait to go back,it was 1000 Jamaican dollars to go in. Food is on sale over there but it’s abit expensive thou. Love this beach,it’s worth the distance.

Excellent beach and scenery👌🏽. It's $2000 to enter and has nice clean sand, with freshwater and saltwater with space or seating accommodations (at a small cost) on along the beach. Food and dining is available. Changing rooms/bathrooms are very clean. I would definitely recommend this one for chill day👍🏽

Lovely place to visit. Enjoyed it so much. The beach is clean and there is WiFi