Freeport was nice, that was the first time I've been out of the country . Not much to do but by Trinkets / clothes, visit Señor Frogs , and do some miniature touristing things. ...
The area where the ship docked is in a commercial area with freight ships, and container ships. It was not pretty. Once off the boat, there was staging area for the pick-up/drop-off of passengers, a retail complex and a craft market featuring local straw work and other crafts.
We took a taxi to Port Lucaya area, $10 round trip. Hurricane Matthew had ravaged the island. There was a small ...
When we arrived the weather was in the sixties with a 30 mile per hour wind, it was actually COLD out there. Nothing to see at the marketplace, mostly junk items made in China. Better to stay on board the ship and enjoy the less crowded pool, if it is warm / hot ...
Freeport was our least favorite day. I have been before and didn't like it much, but in light of the damage from Hurricane Matthew there was even less to do, and even more eyesores on the island. We had an excursion booked for this day but it was cancelled due to stormy weather offshore. I wish we had been able to go on the excursion; we ended up shopping in the duty-free market and the entire ...
We took a private taxi we had booked online to a snorkel beach, too windy, too many waves, went to a canal that was a wee bit better, but still too windy. Then to Tino beach, paid $3 per person to get on the beach (ridiculous) tons of people on the beach, windy and a bit chilly, Just not a good weather day! ...
There is nothing to do at port but shop. You have to take a taxi out to town to do other shopping or eat at restaurant. We went to Port Lacaya & to the beach. The water was cold so we didn't stay long went back to the port and ate different foods there. ...