Half Moon
Montego Bay, Jamaica
Montego Bay, Jamaica
Half Moon is a beachfront resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica, with accommodation spread across three distinct experiences: Eclipse, the Villas at Half Moon and historic Founders Cove. Its two-mile coastline and substantial grounds make it a choice for guests who want more than a compact beach hotel. Couples, families and groups can choose different styles of lodging within the same resort.
Eclipse has 57 accommodations, an infinity-edge pool and a natural swimming cove. The villas offer a different arrangement, combining private pools and outdoor living areas with dedicated household staff. Confirm the bedroom configuration and services for the particular villa being booked, since the resort markets several residence types. Founders Cove contains the older cottage and suite accommodation associated with Half Moon's original setting.
Dining choices include the Italian-influenced Delmare, Hayward's, North Pointe, Spice and Hammock Bar. Restaurants and accommodation have been returning in phases after Hurricane Melissa, so an older resort map is not a guarantee that every outlet is operating during a particular stay. Ask which venues are open and what meals, drinks and service charges are included in the selected rate.
Fern Tree, a Salamander Spa, adds a dedicated wellness option. The resort also offers tennis, an equestrian centre, watersports, a fitness centre and a Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf course. These give mixed-interest groups ways to spend time apart before meeting for dinner, although lessons, treatments and specialist activities should be budgeted separately unless expressly included.
Access is through Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay. Confirm transfers directly with the resort. Eclipse and the reimagined villas reopened on April 2, 2026; travellers choosing Founders Cove should obtain written confirmation of their exact room and the facilities scheduled to operate for their dates. Half Moon should be compared by accommodation experience and rate inclusions rather than treated as one uniform all-inclusive product.