18°16'49.18"N      78°20'49.54"W
Norman Manley Beach Park is located along the iconic ‘7 Mile Beach’ in Negril, Westmoreland. It is located seaward of the Negril Craft Market and Fishing Village.
The beach is comprised of powdery white sand and stretches a length of approximately 280 metres. On the backshore of the beach are various coastal runners including grasses and beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae). Several large trees are on the northern section of the property including the West Indian almond (Terminalia catappa). Seagrass beds are located close offshore.
The beach is accessed via a parochial road off Norman Manley Boulevard (also known as the ‘Negril Hip Strip’).
The beach has a changing room, bathroom facilities and a basketball court with stands, which are all in a state of disrepair.
The beach is ideal for swimming, wading, beach volleyball and beach football. Patrons can dine at a nearby small restaurant, shop at the craft market for memorabilia or purchase freshly caught fish from the fishing beach. Many options for accommodation are available as Norman Manley Boulevard is lined with hotels.
No
Entrance Fee | None | |
Opening Hours | Non-restricted |
Sea conditions | Generally calm with high wave energy during the winter season. | |
Lifeguard Service | No Lifeguard on duty |
The beach is accessed via a parochial road off Norman Manley Boulevard also known as the ‘Negril Hip Strip’.
Owned by | The Commissioner of Lands | |
Telephone | (876) 750-5263 |