Allamanda Villa

05/12/2025

Today we welcome back guests to Allamanda for the first time since Hurricane Melissa. It is fitting that this appeared yesterday. One love. Jamaica strong 🇯🇲

04/12/2025

Here is the new view from Allamanda VIlla's pool deck.

13/11/2025

05/11/2025

Early morning view. A full moon behind the clouds.

01/11/2025

The Tryall Club is one of the world’s most beautiful resorts that employs more than 600 people who mostly live in the surrounding communties of Sandy Bay and Hopewell. We know that every penny donated to THE TRYALL FUND goes directly to help the Tryall staff and local communities as they work to rebuild. Please visit their website if you wish to donate.

Classically Jamaican, exclusively private, naturally beautiful. Escape to The Tryall Club, private Montego Bay luxury villa resort where staff indulge your every whim.

01/11/2025

The beauty of a sunrise and the promise of new beginnings. One love 🇯🇲

30/10/2025

Many have been asking for ways to support Jamaicans through this disaster. The Jamaican government has been made aware of several fraudulent websites trying to take advantage of this catastrophe, which is appalling. Here are three charities that we actively support, where we know the donations go directly to those in need.

Mustard Seed is a charity that supports disabled and handicapped children that have been abandoned by providing homes, medicines, food, and a family environment. They have 12 homes across the country. They also assist pregnant women in crisis by providing homes and job training. These vulnerable members always need help, now more than ever.

American Friends for Jamaicans has a $1 million matching program right now and they helped tremendously on the South Coast last year after Hurricane Beryl. The people in St Elizabeth have had their homes and livelihoods destroyed twice in 16 months. Many of them are farmers and fisherman who depend on the land and sea to support their families.

Montego Bay Animal Haven rescues and shelters thousands of dogs and cats around the country. They provide spay/neuter clinics to marginalized communities, they educate youth about animal care, and they work with organizations both in Jamaica and abroad to re-home these furry friends. Our own dogs Peaches and Plum were rescued by the Montego Bay Animal Haven. In a crisis such as this, not only do they have to feed and shelter the animals at the haven, but they also need to find loving homes for them so they can have space to rescue more animals in need.

https://www.mustardseed.com
https://theafj.org
https://www.montegobayanimalhaven.com

Do you have an existing flight and are willing to help get a Jampup or cat to their forever home? Well sign-up today! Questions? Send us an email [email protected]

29/10/2025

The day after Hurricane Melissa