Doctor's Cave Beach Club, Beach club in Montego Bay, Jamaica
Doctor's Cave Beach Club is a sandy beach with white sand along the coast of Montego Bay. The water is clear and turquoise, and the facility includes changing rooms, showers, restaurants, and equipment rentals for water activities.
The beach was named in 1906 when Dr. Alexander James McCatty donated his property along the coast, which included a cave. The cave was destroyed by a hurricane and no longer exists today.
The beach serves as a social hub where locals and visitors spend time together swimming and relaxing by the water. You'll notice families and groups gathering here to enjoy the sea in a casual, everyday way.
Lifeguards are on duty throughout the day to ensure swimming safety at the beach. It's best to arrive early to enjoy calmer waters and fewer crowds.
The water here contains natural mineral deposits that many visitors believe offer healing benefits. People come specifically to experience what they consider therapeutic properties of the seawater.
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