Freeport Cruise Reviews

Some stuff to do right by the ship (Senor Frogs, a bunch of market stalls) but no beach in walking distance. You spend so little time in this port that it didn't matter. ...

We've cruised several times to both Nassau and Freeport so didn't take any excursions this time. We did get off the boat and wandered around. Of the 2, Freeport is my favorite. With so many cruise ships in port at Nassau it was very crowded. ...

The port where they dock the ship is a shipping terminal so it is not pretty and far away from town. The few shops they built up around the grounds are typical of Freeport and can be avoided. I heard a few passengers who took excursions that it wasn't worth the trip into town. ...

Senor Frogs is a must ...

Went to Port Lucaya - Spent $5 on a taxi-bus to get there. It was windy & rainy, so we weren't there very long. Spent soem time @ the straw mart & then went back to the ship early. Town is in shambles. ...

Junkanoo beach was nice and relaxing. ...

We took a cab to Port Lucaya. It was a holiday there. Black Monday so many shops were closed. Hit the beach a little, did some shopping and played in the casino. ...

Took a cab ride out to Lucaya beach. Enjoyable afternoon ...

Took mini-bus/taxi over to Lucaya. 15 minute ride. $10 each round trip. Very nice air-conditioned casino. Billy Joe's on Lucaya Beach!!! Conch Salad: $11/pint!! MADE RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU! Delicious! Rum punch: $8/16oz. Straw market - heavy peddling!! Haggle with them. Most have the same stuff. Check out the nicer shops next door, too. ...

Most shore excursions were water-activity oriented; snorkeling, scuba diving, and the ever-present dolphin encounters. Really not much to see or do outside of an organized shore excursion arranged either shipboard or independently. Didn't loose anything in Freeport I would return to find. ...