Moonlight Magic (suite upstairs) boasts a whirlpool bath encased in natural chalk stone with a bay window opening right to the sea! The Queen size bamboo bed looks right out onto your own private beach. Includes a nicely designed kitchenette, so you have the option of cooking for yourself or getting meals from our restaurant.
Moonlight Magic is just one of the accommodations on our 18 acre eco-friendly resort called Strawberry Fields Together!
The space
This seaside property offers 2 private beaches, villas and cottages, sleeps up to 32 persons from couples only to groups. It’s perfect for weddings and honeymoons, family reunions, friends traveling together, day beach parties, company fun days, church or special interest groups. This 18 acre property has 2 white sand beach coves, an in-property hiking trails, and an award-winning restaurant. Please ask us about our meal plans!
We’re centrally located, about an hour to an hour and a half drive from Kingston to the south, Pt. Antonio to the east, and Ocho Rios to the west. This makes us the perfect base from which to explore so much of Jamaica in day trips, coming home to the familiar comfort of your cabin.
Our small fishing village of 100 people has two shops, four bars, two restaurants (and a pop-up jerk stall on Fridays and Saturdays). Within a two mile radius, the more offerings join the list: a vegan restaurant, two more fish restaurants, at least 4 churches and more. There are so many local excursions, including ATV tours and a hike to Black Sand Beach and Kwamen Falls.
You can go to the nearest large town, Annotto Bat, to go to the weekly vegetable market, and for banking, pharmacy needs or supermarket shopping. Annotto Bay is also where our local hospital is located.
Guest access
Our beautiful property with 2 beach coves, choice of nine cottages, Strawberry Patch Cafe & Grill, nature trails to explore, nearby waterfalls and empty beaches.
Prices
The base price for the first guest is $20,000 JMD / $130 USD, and $4,600 JMD / $30 USD for each additional person.
