Long Bay Beach, Beach in Portland Parish, Jamaica

Long Bay Beach is a one-mile crescent of white sand on Jamaica's east coast in Portland Parish, not Manchester. The Long Bay community is represented by the Long Bay/Fair Prospect Citizens Association. The area has several guest houses, and the beach has several bars, cook shops and a restaurant.

Long Bay Beach lies in Portland Parish on Jamaica's east coast, not Manchester Parish. The Long Bay community is represented by the Long Bay/Fair Prospect Citizens Association, and the beach hosts the Annual Long Bay Gala each Independence Day, August 6. The area has several guest houses, bars, cook shops and a restaurant, plus a petrol station, a library and a post office.

Long Bay Beach hosts the Annual Long Bay Gala on August 6, Jamaica's Independence Day. The Long Bay community is represented by the Long Bay/Fair Prospect Citizens Association, which speaks for residents of this Portland Parish settlement.

Long Bay Beach lies on Jamaica's east coast in Portland Parish, not Manchester. The one-mile crescent of white sand has bars, cook shops and a restaurant along it, plus a petrol station, a library and a post office nearby. Several guest houses in the Long Bay community serve as bases for visitors.

Long Bay Beach is represented by the Long Bay/Fair Prospect Citizens Association, and the village behind the sand has a petrol station, a library and a post office alongside its guest houses. Surfing, including tube surfing, is a popular sport here.