Things To Do In Silver Sands 

Silver Sands is a secluded resort community consisting of about 100 privately owned villas. It is on a 250 acre hilly site that comes down to the Caribbean Sea where there is a famous half mile long fine white sand private beach.

Many who come to Jamahome are content just to sit on the sun porch, mesmerized by the soft warm ocean breezes and the panorama of the azure and turquoise Caribbean stretching into the distance. But for the more active, there's lots to do right at Silver Sands.

The Beach
There are two fine white sand beaches at Silver Sands, available for free use by our guests. The beach right in front of Jamahome is superb for snorkeling and exploring, while the one 100 yards to the east is renowned for sunbathing and swimming. It has lifeguards, sun lounges, cabanas, drink and snack bars, a child’s playground and a clubhouse with TV, ping pong and Villa Mart, a store selling food, drinks and notions.

Snorkeling
There is a spectacular coral reef a half mile out from the Silver Sands beach, and you can hire a local fisherman to take you out there for snorkeling. The current charge is about US$15 per person for an hour's outing. There is snorkeling gear at Jamahome for your use.  In addition, right in front of Jamahome and to the east of the main beach are smaller coral areas which also provide enjoyable opportunities for snorkeling.

Fishing
You can hire a local fisherman to take you fishing out from Silver Sands; he will provide bait and other equipment.

Tennis
The court at Silver Sands is available to guests at a small fee. There are several tennis rackets at Jamahome for your use.

Walking
The streets on the complex are fine for a leisurely stroll or even jogging. The roads outside the complex can be explored also. There is a limestone cave (where you can imagine the Amerindians sheltering before Columbus arrived in 1494) on the left off the road about a half mile to the west. Watch out for cows and goat!

Night Life

There is entertainment at the clubhouse Thursday through Sunday nights with a reggae band, karaoke and crab racing. You may be able to hire a local group to come to Jamahome for a reggae music concert for a reasonable fee.  Claudette can help arrange that.