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Sandals Dunn’s River Resort

 

Sandals Dunn’s River Resort

Along the picturesque north coast of Jamaica, where the vibrant emerald hues of lush forests meet the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, rivers serenely meander, creating a harmonious melody with nature. Here, amidst this secluded sanctuary brimming with the Earth’s abundance, love flows as naturally as the gentle breeze that whispers through the palm trees.

Hand-picked by our visionary founder for its pristine stretch of beach and its close proximity to Jamaica’s spectacular natural wonders, Sandals Dunn’s River resort in Ocho Rios embodies the essence of paradise rediscovered.

Now, after meticulous reimagining and thoughtful enhancements, this legendary retreat proudly returns to the esteemed Sandals Family, poised to offer an unparalleled experience of luxury, romance, and serenity amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Caribbean.

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When staying at this gorgeous tropical utopia, these are some features you can expect:

  • Newest Jamaica Sandals Resort
  • 11 Global Gourmet Restaurants ( +16 at Sandals Ochi nearby)
    • Saltaire – International Cuisine
    • Edessa – Green Luxury
    • Cascata – Italian Culinary Journey
    • L’amande – Gourmet French Fine Dining
    • Banyu – Asian Fusion
    • Zuka – Latin Fusion
    • Dunn’s Rum Club – Rum Bar & Snacks
    • Galene – Seaside Grill
    • Isola – Woodfire Pizzeria
    • Blum – Jamaican Speciality Coffees
    • Hanami – Hand-crafted Sushi
    • Jerk Shack – Jamaican Beach Grub
  • Luxury, Club, & Butler Level Accommodations Available
  • Swim-Up Suites Available
  • Unlimited, Inclusive Watersports
  • Famous SkyPool Suites Available
  • Inclusive Green Fees at Sandals Golf & Country Club
  • Non-Stop Airport Transfers Included

…and so much more!

Questions? Please get in touch; I’m here to help! 

You are now able to view the digital photo guide…right from your device! If you are on a mobile device, I recommend viewing it in landscape mode to see a larger picture.