Couples Tower Isle

Couples Tower Isle Overview

Dating back to the early 1940’s the Couples Tower Isle is a real Jamaican gem located on the aptly named ‘Emerald Coast.’ Surrounded by over 19 acres of bountiful green foliage, golden sandy beaches and tempting turquoise waters, your Caribbean holiday will be an all-inclusive holiday experience like no other. So kick back, relax and enjoy the warm Jamaican hospitality at this award winning resort.

As with all Couples Resorts, you’ll benefit from an adults only experience and the very best in dining, activities, excursions and sports with everything included in the price. You can choose to do something different every day with a number of watersports, (including scuba diving and equipment) unlimited golf at the nearby course and full use of the fitness centre (classes in yoga, pilates and spinning also available). If you’re experienced or learning in scuba or sports, you can also utilise the free scuba diving and tennis lessons - enough to keep you busy on land and at sea!

If you feel like experiencing the world outside these luxurious surroundings, there are daily excursions, including trips to the magnificent Dunns River Falls, shopping trips to the nearby town of Ocho Rios and a shuttle service to Island Village - the home of Jimmy Buffett’s ‘Margaritaville.’

For the ultimate in indulgence and relaxation the spa facilities have packages to suit your needs (surcharge applies) amidst tropical and tranquil surroundings. Or why not relax by one of the three freshwater swimming pools to top up your tan. If you want to avoid those tan lines, the Couples Tower Isle also has an au naturel island just a couple of minutes boat ride from the resort.

The Couples Tower Isle is high-end holidaying with delectable food served at the six unique restaurants, premium cocktails and drinks at the four bars and of course lavish rooms and suites available.

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