Luxury, History, and Nature Combined
Discover GoldenEye, a luxurious Jamaican retreat blending history, natural beauty, and eco-conscious living. Experience private villas, vibrant activities, and authentic cuisine in a truly unforgettable setting.
Location: Nestled in Oracabessa Bay on Jamaica’s stunning north coast, GoldenEye offers a serene retreat surrounded by tropical gardens, private beaches, and tranquil lagoons. This exclusive hideaway is steeped in history, famously serving as the inspiration for Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels.
Rooms: GoldenEye’s accommodations include private villas, lagoon cottages, and beach huts, each designed to immerse you in relaxed luxury. Featuring outdoor showers, spacious living areas, and modern amenities, every space blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Guests can enjoy direct access to the beach or lagoon from their accommodations, creating a unique “home away from home” experience.
Amenities: GoldenEye boasts world-class amenities, including the FieldSpa, where treatments incorporate local botanicals for ultimate relaxation. Guests can dine on authentic Jamaican cuisine at venues like the Bizot Bar or Bamboo Bar and sip cocktails while taking in breath taking sunsets at Shabeen. The property also features fresh and saltwater swimming pools and private docks for a truly personalized stay.
Activities: Adventure awaits at GoldenEye, with snorkelling, paddle boarding, and kayaking just steps from your door. Explore vibrant coral reefs at Snorkeler’s Cove or learn to sail with skilled instructors. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Firefly, Noel Coward’s hilltop retreat, for the island’s most stunning views.
Sustainability: GoldenEye is committed to sustainable practices, from using locally sourced ingredients in its dining options to creating spa products from Jamaican herbs. The resort’s design and ethos embrace eco-conscious living, ensuring minimal environmental impact while supporting the local community.
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When to go to Jamaica
Find out the best time to visit Jamaica with our month-by-month guide.
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January
January offers warm, sunny days with average temperatures around 27°C. It’s the peak of the dry season, making it perfect for beach days, outdoor adventures, and festivals. Book accommodations early as it’s a popular time.
February
February continues the dry season with low humidity, calm seas, and sunny skies. It’s ideal for snorkeling, hiking, and enjoying Jamaica’s famous beaches. A great month for a peaceful tropical escape.
March
March maintains the dry season’s perfect conditions, with warm weather and minimal rainfall. The island is less crowded than in peak winter months, making it great for a relaxing vacation.
April
April marks the end of the dry season with slightly higher temperatures around 29°C. Rain is rare, and the island remains beautiful. Easter celebrations bring lively energy and cultural events.
May
May sees the start of the rainy season, but showers are brief and usually in the afternoons. It’s a quieter time with fewer tourists and better deals on accommodation. Beaches and attractions are still enjoyable.
June
June brings warm days with average temperatures around 30°C and occasional rainfall. The crowds remain low. Perfect for exploring Jamaica’s rainforests and waterfalls.
July
July is hotter and sees more frequent but short rain showers. The rich landscapes are in full bloom, and reggae festivals add excitement. It’s a great time for cultural experiences and sightseeing.
August
August is one of the wetter months in Jamaica, with high humidity and frequent rain. However, it’s a vibrant time with celebrations like Jamaica’s Independence Day and Emancipation Day.
September
September falls in the peak of the hurricane season, high humidity, bringing heavy rainfall and increased storm risks.
October
Rain continues in October, though the showers are typically followed by sunny breaks. The hurricane risk starts to decrease, and it’s a peaceful time to visit for those seeking fewer crowds.
November
November marks the end of the hurricane season, with pleasant temperatures and a mix of sunshine and brief showers. Visitor numbers increase as the island prepares for the high season.
December
December is the start of the dry season, offering sunny days, warm waters, and festive energy. It’s a popular time for tourists, with perfect weather for beaches and celebrations.
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