Geejam

Originally founded by music producer Jon Baker as a recording hideaway that played host to No Doubt Common India Arie Bjork and Gorillaz among others Baker has now joined forces with fellow music industry veteran Steve Beaver to metamorphosize Geejam into an insider escape. A stylish equilibrium between ultra modern technology and the intrinsic grace of Jamaicas organic island vibe and sensibility. Unsurpassed digital amenities and contemporary feel redefine the traditional Caribbean accommodation. Here Apple iTV comes standard as does the lush jungle atmosphere Located on six acres of the lush San San Estate the property extends from the foothills of the John Crow and Blue Mountain chains to the Caribbean beach front. A mix of self contained deluxe cabins- suites and villas Geejams sleek design is fused with a rootsy tropical attitude. Within immediate proximity is Frenchmans Cove voted by CondeNast as one of the worlds top five beaches and the equally enchanting Blue Lagoon Geejam sits tall amongst several other stunning beaches. The property borders Drapers a little known village until Gwen Stefani of No Doubt gave it props at the 2003 Grammy Awards as a result of the band recording their last album at Geejam. A ten minute drive west will find you in the historic town of Port Antonio the capital town of the parish of Portland located on the northeast coast of Jamaica and shrouded by the Blue Mountains within easy reach are excursions to the cascading Scatter Reich and Somerset waterfalls a days rafting being a must at one or more of these extraordinary natural wonders. Hiking and jet skiing are also popular sports in this part of the island.