Just some last minute shopping...I’ll say this, it was better then the last time we were there just because they have more there right off the ship then they used to. Read Less

No excursion booked with the ship. We went to a local public beach called Taino, about 25-30 mins from port. We chose to share a cab with other passengers. The cost was $14US each return, $5US each entrance fee, $16US to rent 2 lounge chairs with an umbrella. Read Less

There was not much to do at the port. Feeeport has shipping cargos and straw markets. I took a taxi to Port Lucaya which was more straw markets. The public beach across from there was beautiful. Read Less

Not very much in the immediate vicinity of the port, would definitely suggest booking an excursion if you stop in Freeport Read Less

Nice. Food good. Nice beach but no loungers only chairs. Nice bus ride across island to get there Read Less

The perfume factory was really just a commercial for their scents but it was interesting to see. The brewery is fairly large and it was fun and I liked our driver Tiny who gave a great, informative tour. Read Less

Meh. Took taxi to Port Lacaya, visited beach (too cold to go in), random shoping at the market (you've seen one stall you have seen them all). If weather was better, would have liked beach or preferred Coco Cay. Read Less

Loved the colour and characters. Only visited the market by the ship but very entertain. Lots of shops/stalls but no pressure to buy. Look out for the singing water seller Read Less

My family group went to Port Lucaya by taxi. The driver was very helpful and informative. He waited there to take us back to the ship after a pleasant time browsing shops and restaurants in the Marketplace. We were disappointed that the nearby hotel and casino were closed due to hurricane damage. Plenty of clean disabled bathrooms available, thankfully. Read Less

Industrial port, absolutely nothing to do ashore except browse the souvenir stands. Read Less