Jamaica Beach Guide

Rio Bueno Beach

Location

18°28'15.6"N 77°27'29.1"W

Rio Bueno Beach, is both a public bathing and fishing beach located just west of the Rio Bueno River in the parish of Trelawny.

Description & Environmental Features

Rio Bueno Beach is gently sloping and composed mainly of medium-grained light brown sand stretching approximately 244 metres (800 ft) in length and 91 metres (300 ft) in width. There are slight variations in sediment size along the length of the beach with pebbles occurring in some areas. The backshore is vegetated with shade trees including Seaside Mahoe (Hibiscus tiliaceus) and Almond Trees (Terminalia catappa).

Accessibility and Parking

The beach is located on the old main road, which may be accessed from the North Coast Highway. There are no designated parking areas; however, parking is available along the length of the road.

Amenities

There are benches present that provide minimal seating. Food services are also available but no changing rooms and showers.

Things to do

Patrons can enjoy sunbathing and walking along the beach. Beachgoers can also explore attractions, including River Rapids and the Joe James Gallery. There are also nearby restaurants, including Lindsay's Seafood bar and joint, Thali Indian restaurant and Julet’s restaurant and bar.

Beach Licences

No

Location Map

   Fees & Hours
Entrance Fee None
Opening Hours Non-restrictive

   Safety
Sea conditions Generally calm
Lifeguard Service No lifeguard on duty
Amenities & Access

The beach is located on the old main road, which may be accessed from the North Coast Highway.

Contact
Owned by Caribbean Bitumal Jamaica Limited
Telephone (876) 923-8922