Gallery: the quieter side of Jamaica

Frenchman's Cove beach and the Blue Lagoon are now quite fashionable destinations.
CHIC-SHACK: An awning provides a little shade at an adobe-style villa at Jakes Place hotel on Treasure Beach.
ISLAND CRAFT: A Jamaican woman weaves baskets to sell to tourists on Treasure Beach.
CUISINE: Ian Marshall cooks the Jamaican specialty of pan chicken at a food stall set up on the grounds of the islands national stadium in Kingston.
RHYTHM: Jamaican music legend Jimmy Cliff.

Gallery: the quieter side of Jamaica

This is Jamaica, but not as the high-volume tourist business usually markets it. Jakes is a collection of suites, cottages and villas in the village of Treasure Beach, part of the out-of-the-way and still-unspoiled south-coast parish of St Elizabeth.

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