Although its still officially closed, you can access it (just not the old restaurant building). We took a bamboo raft (used Dee 330-3730) which cost US$20 per person. He took us over to Monkey Island then to Blue Lagoon. On the way you can look at the houses on the ocean (including several new ones being built). Swimming in the... more

Just got back March 5th from Port Antonio where we actually stayed in Moon San Villa (a great deal and its location & views are phenomenal)located overlooking the cove at Blue Lagoon. We found out you can still access the Blue Lagoon its just that the locals don't want you to know about it because they want you to take... more

We could not get near the place. The only public access is through a privately owned restaurant, which was closed. The rest of the shore front is crammed with "villas." Even the people of San Antonio are angry about what has happened to the Blue Lagoon. more

I first visited Jamaica 25 years ago, and was blessed to have spent 10 summers there over the years. I've been to many parts of the island, and have maintained long-time friendships, and personal journals about Jamaica and her wonderful people. When I saw the blue hole....sorry the name was changed after the Bond & Blue Lagoon movies....(I saw the... more