Great Huts, Boston Beach, An Eco-Tourism Resort in Portland
Here are some photos I took while visiting Great Huts recently. Photos contributed by my niece Sydney Wilson (age 12).
Great Huts is an eco-tourism resort in Boston Beach, Portland, perfect for your eco-tourism vacation in Jamaica!
As described on its website, Great Huts is “built upon a 4 plus acre plateau atop the north east point of the Jamaican coast, (an) intimate vacation village of comfortably furnished dwellings, Wi-Fi communal areas, expansive cliff side views with dining areas, hammocks everywhere, lovely beach and sea pool, offer(ing) an Afro-Caribbean “roots” alternative to the traditional hotel or Villa”.
I would definitely call Great Huts rustic, but nice rustic. The place was booked solid with mainly European guests who I figure go for the “rustic chic” kind of vibe. We didn’t stay the night so I can’t comment on the accommodations or the food really but here are some pix which will give you an idea of the layout of the place.
They have a great little infinity type pool perched on the edge of the cliffs and a quaint rocky beach which is quite unique.
The staff was friendly and there were lots of dogs! So I’d say “must love dogs” if you’re going to stay there…
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I took some more and aunty needs to put them up, please!! so everyone can see my talent LOL!! <3 u aunty K!!
Thanks for the comments Imani & Steve!
was a very cool place to visit and walk thru…i love the vision but it needs just a LIL bit more smoothing out round the edges
I’ve stayed there twice, it’s definitely one of my fave JA resorts. I loved the two diff rooms I stayed in, although how much natural lighting one will have depends on which hut you get.
I enjoyed the food served at the resirt and the jerk served outside.
Definitely rustic but if you love art and nature it’s a can’t miss experience. Plan to go back again this year :).