by Godzilla1
Don't go outside the port fence. The locals are scary trying to sell you "stuff" and offer you transportation!!
Visited: Feb 19, 2017
by Manders21
We weren’t going to get off the ship, but the shopping on the pier in Falmouth looked so lovely!! The people get pushy in Jamaica. Be ready to barter and if the price isn’t right walk away. The next vendor will cut you a deal. Nice woodworking prices. Fun Caribbean shirts. Wait to get your jewelry. Tasty patties are interesting!! Also- there is almost no Mountain Dew in the Caribbean- get your caffeine somewhere else!!
by Wendy0061
Most beautiful place we have ever seen. The people were so fun and talkative and it was a great culture to explore. Would love to go back.
Visited: Jun 30, 2019
by Jaclynsmith100
My favorite port. I was hesitant because of all of the negative reviews, however nothing could of been more untrue from what I read. We did “a place in the sun” through royal Caribbean. Taneesha or “momma T” from chukka picked us up at the end of the port and gave us a very informative and interesting run down on the area on the way to doctors cave beach. The beach was BEAUTIFUL. In my opinion, prettier than grand Cayman’s seven mile. There were a few ladies who wanted to braid hair on the beach, but we gave a nice pass and they left us alone. The food was affordable and the drinks were good. From there we went to the hip strip and margaritaville in montage bay and it was fun. They had an obstacle course in the water as well as a slide coming off the restaurant. I never once felt scared, or unsafe. I saw folks picking up trash on the road and it looked incredibly clean. I loved it here!
Visited: Oct 06, 2019
by JohnTeail
We constantly heard “don’t go out of the port it’s dangerous”. Soooo , we went outside the port and thankfully we did it was amazing. As soon as we went out the gates we met a guy called Rasta. These guys stand right across the street with a sign saying, Ask Me . He gave us a walking tour and didn’t even ask for money or make us buy stuff like the ships tell you. He showed us around all the streets and even a cool fishing beach with these makeshift huts. The people are amazing offering us water (for free) and showing us how they live and the lifestyle. Yes we did tip this guy but $30 to see everything downtown and to have Rasta as a guide was great .we had the best “Real” Jamaican experience for sure at a port that gets a bad name.
by ldyuntkr
Do not miss the Martha Brae River Rafting trip. It is a 90 min slow ride down the Martha Brae river, the captain for us it was #26 Cecil was amazing. He told us about the history in the area and at the end of the trip we purchased this beautiful piece of artwork that he made out of the Calaba fruit.
Visited: Nov 18, 2017
by amerritt18
This was my favorite port! I was impressed with the area; it was very clean and classy. The excursion was so much fun as well. We kayaked and spent time at the beach and had the best jerk chicken! So much fun!
by anderson3830
We loved that we were able to tour the city and enjoy the foods and shopping... Excellent
Visited: Mar 26, 2016
by jcasas3187
The best port on our cruise so far!
Visited: Sep 02, 2018
by Hampy
We booked the Dunns River Falls and Montego Bay which are opposite sides of the island- too much travel time = not enough beach time.
Visited: Jan 04, 2015
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