Goldeneye is a magical unspoiled 15-acre seaside estate on a bluff offering a dramatic coastline of secret coves and private beaches.

Low Cay Beach is a secluded beach exclusively for Goldeneye guests. An undeveloped park with trail excellent for bird watching and jogging can be found here.
The Lagoon easily qualifies as one of the best lap pools in the world. Small fishing boats pass regularly heading back and forth between the sea, fisherman¹s beach and marina.
Gazebo Beach is headquarters for all watersports activities at Goldeneye.
James Bond Beach, a 10-minute walk from Goldeneye is a public beach with restaurant and bar.

Goldeneye villas are set amidst a lush tropical garden. Due to the tradition of tree planting by guests begun in 1956, the garden is a treasure trove of exotic trees. You will find Giant Banyan trees, African Tulip trees, the rare Cannon Ball tree, Palms of every description and many varieties of fruits including mangos, citrus, and spice trees.

An untouched private island adjacent to Goldeneye is a protected bird sanctuary. Jamaica has more than 255 bird species, of which 26 species are endemic to the island. Parakeets and Parrots as well as Doctor Birds, Egrets and Cranes are among the birds commonly seen at Goldeneye.