Located on the southern coast of Jamaica, Treasure Beach provides a photogenic backdrop featuring serene crystal-clear waters, rocky shorelines and fresh seafood. Past beachgoers say it's a hidden treasure. The six-mile stretch of land comprises of five bays (Billy's, Frenchman's, Calabash, Fort Charles and Great Bay) and four public beaches (Calabash Bay, Old Wharf, Great Bay and Frenchman's). While the area may not be plentiful in amenities as other beaches in Jamaica, the area is ideal for swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing. There are plenty of eateries located around the area. Adrenaline-pumping travelers may enjoy participating in Jake's Off-Road Triathlon. Considered one of the oldest and longest-running triathlons in the world, the athletic event takes place in Treasure Beach each April. The race comprises a 300-meter ocean swim, a 25-kilometer bike ride in the Jamaican backcountry and a 7-kilometer run. Treasure Beach is free and open to the public year-round.