If you've watched the soul-stirring movie Black Cake, you'll notice that a significant portion of the film showcases the breathtaking beauty of Jamaica.

The movie provides a stunning depiction of Jamaica's most prized parish, Portland.

Although the movie doesn't feature an abundance of filming locations in Jamaica, it still manages to present enough captivating scenes of Portland to leave you lusting for a vacation in Portland, Jamaica.

The initial segments of Black Cake are set in Jamaica, offering a vivid portrayal of the protagonist, Eleanor Bennett, against the backdrop of the island's scenic beauty.

However, as Eleanor's story unfolds, she embarks on a journey beyond Jamaica, discovering herself within the striking landscapes of England, Scotland, and Wales.

So where exactly in Portland, Jamaica did Eleanor Bennett's story begin?

Here are the exotic Jamaican destinations featured in the movie, Black Cake.

Reach Falls

Situated about 45 minutes to the east of Port Antonio in Portland, Reach Falls spans an expansive 4.6 hectares.

This destination is highly recommended for those seeking an unconventional adventure while exploring Jamaica.

Knowledgeable guides will give you a tour of the property which features numerous pools for swimming, a magnificent waterfall, and a spectacular diversity of flora and fauna.

If you're up for a daring adventure, take a safe leap from the falls' highest point into the refreshing waters below.

This will certainly create an unforgettable and truly breathtaking experience for you.

In addition to Black Cake, this exotic destination has also graced the screens of notable Hollywood movies including Tom Cruise's 'Cocktails' and the remake of 'Lord of the Flies'.

Frenchman Cove

This world-famous beach is located on a hotel property.

However, the public is welcome to access it for a fee of $10 per person.

Similar to what was captured on film, Frenchman Cove boasts white, sandy shores, cobalt-blue waters, and enveloping vegetation.

When you set your feet onto the pristine white sand, you'll immediately understand why this beach has earned its world-class reputation.

As you walk around, you can observe how the river meets the sea, making it a cool spot for swimming.

And if you want some snacks without moving a muscle, there's a fully-catered beach service available, offering refreshments delivered right to your beach chair as you relax and soak in the beauty of the surroundings.

Frenchman Cove has also been featured in Hollywood films including "Lord of the Flies," "Knight and Day," "No Time to Die" (2021), "The Amazing Race" (2001), and "Cocktail" (1988).

Exotic film locations in Jamaica

Portland has amazing film-worthy attractions for you to check out.

But you can also find several exotic locations across the island of Jamaica that made appearances on the big screen.

Interested in a movie tour around Jamaica to check out these awesome places?

Check out the Jamaican Land of Film Tour.