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Cunningham, an Englishman who has lived in Jamaica for 18 years, tells the story of the resort's rich history, which includes a Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf design that was refurbished by Roger Rulewich.
But most of all you’ll find a setting that weaves Jamaican culture, lush and well-tended flora, the backdrop of crashing waves, and smiles; everywhere the smiles.
There is no better place for a fairytale to unfold than a tropical paradise. With its beautiful outdoor and indoor venues surrounded by palm trees, white sand beaches, and the Caribbean Sea, Half Moon offers the perfect setting for the start of any “happily ever after.”
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Home to international golf tournaments like the Dunhill Cup and Jamaica Open, this course features well-bunkered greens and runs, as well as a practice green and putting green.
Covering around 400 acres, plus 2 miles of shoreline, Half Moon offers some of the most stunning views in all of Jamaica.
The resort features individually appointed rooms and suites, as well as expansive villas ranging from five to seven bedrooms, offering panoramic views and easy access to world-class amenities.
In Montego Bay, there’s one clear best place to stay: the legendary Half Moon, including its new, 57-room Eclipse at Half Moon luxury enclave.
Newly constructed rooms are low-rise, set back from two miles of Montego Bay beachfront. With the Great House as its centerpiece, the Fern Tree Spa is one of the largest in the Caribbean, and sporty folk can engage with a Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed 18-hole golf course, 11 tennis courts, and equestrian center.