Welcome to Eliwes Villa, your ultimate getaway in the breath-taking paradise of Billy's Bay, nestled within the charming coastal village of Treasure Beach. Immerse yourself in a world of tropical luxury, where the beauty of nature merges seamlessly with the comforts of modern living. Eliwes Villa offers a serene oasis that promises an unforgettable vacation experience. Indulge in the epitome of relaxation and leisure with our inviting in-ground outside pool, beckoning you to soak up the Jamaican sun while enjoying refreshing dips in the crystal-clear waters. With five spacious and beautifully appointed bedrooms, Eliwes Villa provides ample space for you and your loved ones to unwind and rejuvenate in privacy and comfort. The villa boasts not just one, but two fully equipped communal kitchens one on each floor, allowing you to unleash your culinary prowess where you can prepare your most delectable meals for your enjoyment. Delight in the tantalizing flavours of Jamaica using the fresh fruits plucked straight from the property's bountiful fruit trees, including mangoes, breadfruit, and ackee when in season. As you ascend to the rooftop terrace, a breathtakingly panoramic view of the glistening Caribbean Sea awaits you. Sip on a cool refreshing Red Stripe beer at our rooftop bar, while marvelling at the mesmerizing sunsets that paint the horizon with vibrant hues. Eliwes Villa is conveniently located a mere 5-10 minutes from the beach, ensuring easy access to the golden sands and azure waters, all while relishing the sea view from your private rooftop sanctuary. Escape to Eliwes Villa and surrender to the allure of Treasure Beach, where natural beauty, warm hospitality, and modern luxury converge. Let us be your haven of serenity, adventure, and cherished memories. Book your stay at Eliwes Villa today and embark on an unforgettable journey of blissful indulgence in the heart of Jamaica's paradise.

Billy's Bay is a coastal community located in the parish of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. While specific details about the early history of the community may be limited, this area, like many other coastal regions in Jamaica, has a history deeply connected to the island's cultural heritage and the experiences of its residents. Billy's Bay along with other neighbouring communities such as Frenchman's Bay and Calabash Bay, was historically inhabited by small fishing villages that relied on the sea for their livelihood. Fishing and boat building were important economic activities in the area, providing sustenance and income for the local population. During the colonial era, Jamaica was under British rule, and the coastal areas saw the arrival of European explorers, planters, and settlers. The establishment of large sugar estates and plantations in the region brought significant changes to the local economy and society. Enslaved Africans were brought to Jamaica to work on these plantations, and their labour was central to the success of the sugar industry. Over time, Jamaica gained independence from Britain in 1962, and the local communities, including Billy's Bay, have undergone social and economic transformations. Tourism has emerged as an important industry, attracting visitors to the area's natural beauty, beaches, and cultural heritage. Today, Billy's Bay retains its fishing traditions and offers a more laid-back and authentic experience for visitors seeking to explore the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the region. The community continues to rely on fishing and agriculture as important aspects of its local economy, while also embracing tourism as a means of sustainable development.