Butterfly Hill

Villa & Travel FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Treasure Beach is located along the south coast of Jamaica in the Parish of Saint Elizabeth.

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Treasure Beach is a sleepy little laid back village that attracts tourists who want to avoid the hustle of commercialism and escape to a quiet and off-beat Jamaican town. Billy’s Bay is one of five coves that stretch for miles along the Caribbean Sea. If you are looking for exciting nightlife, you may want to consider Negril or Montego Bay.

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Treasure Beach offers a natural breath-taking beauty that surrounds the south coast with some of the most spectacular sites in Jamaica. Whether you are interested in visiting the falls, snorkelling and exploring the colourful coral reef, or relaxing and kicking back with a Red Stripe Beer and treating your palette to an authentic Jamaican dish, there’s something for everyone.

You can find more information on things to do and places to eat here.

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Our private driveway will lead you directly to the beach – you are literally just steps away to the beach. You can also explore five other beaches along 6 miles of coastline perfect for a relaxing walk, swim, snorkel or body-surfing experience.

Please Note: Weather conditions and riptides change depending on the season. It’s always best to check with our villa staff to determine the safest areas to swim before planning an outing. Our staff is committed to ensuring you have an enjoyable and safe vacation.

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Treasure Beach is a small, friendly town off the beaten track with little to no crime, compared to the larger cities in Jamaica. Many visitors have expressed to us how relaxed and safe they feel when they are out exploring.

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Yes. We have access to a national water supply that is chemically treated for safe consumption. However, if you prefer bottled water, it is available.

 

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Ninety percent of the time, our temperatures fall between 80F and 90F during the day and cool down to the 70’s in the evening. The South Coast of Treasure Beach is typically warmer and dryer than the North Coast, with only a 10-degree difference between the winter and summer months.

Hurricane season is from June 1st to November 30th.

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At the time of this post, a passport is required for travel to Jamaica. We recommend checking to ensure this is still accurate.

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Sangster International Airport (primary airport for destinations that include Montego Bay, Negril, Runaway Bay, and Treasure Beach) or Norman Manley International Airport.

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Not everyone is comfortable driving on the left-hand side of the road, which is why most of our guests prefer to hire our private driver so they can enjoy the scenery. Sit back and let us do the driving so you can enjoy the comfort of our private chauffeur driven van.

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We have our own Jamaica dollar. Common currencies that can be exchanged include the British Pound Sterling, the Canadian dollar, the Euro, and the US dollar. Traveller’s cheques are highly recommended because they are the safest and easiest to exchange. Money can be exchanged at the airport, banks and Cambios.

Please note: Credit cards are NOT widely accepted by vendors, restaurants or touring outfits. Our villa staff will direct you to the closest exchange facility.

ATMs are available in Jamaica with daily limits of $200-300.

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The North American tipping standard of 15% is considered acceptable in Jamaica. Villa visitors are recommended to tip 15% of their villa rental to staff on the last day of their stay.

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Everything in Treasure Beach is within walking or biking distance.

Car rentals, taxis, public transit and our villa driver, is available upon request.

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Jamaica is very casual, but most restaurants and shops do require shoes and shirts. One important rule: camouflage-patterned clothing is illegal for civilians in Jamaica and can be confiscated on arrival, so leave it at home. See our full dress code guide for what to pack.

English is the official language of Jamaica.

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Balance is due 60 days before your arrival. (75 days before Christmas or New Year vacations)

 

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Yes. We require a 50% deposit of your total rental to secure your reservation.

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No. All tours and excursions can be booked with our staff when you arrive.

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All American appliances will work with 110 volts, 50 Hz electricity. If you are travelling from Europe or elsewhere where you have 220 volts, you will require an adapter.

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Yes, our guest services include free broadband Internet access in all rooms of the villa.

 

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Yes. Please contact us to discuss long term stays.

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Our complete cancellation policy is available upon request. Please enquire here.

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Check-in is at 2 pm, and check-out before noon.

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