This is a new port built by RC to accommodate their largest ships. It is basically one big shopping day. There is nothing in Falmouth except the RC owned pier/port which is full of high end shopping as well as other local vendors who rent space there. We did not venture out of the port area since I've been to Jamaica before. Excursions require a fair amount of driving time.

Visited: Oct 14, 2017

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by violetgaul

The great house plantation was most enjoyable and our tour guide kept us amused and entertained.

Visited: Dec 28, 2014

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by rnrmountains

If you go out side the gates be prepared to get bombarded by vendors..

Visited: Mar 28, 2015

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by brent22

horseback riding in the ocean can't beat that.

Visited: Sep 07, 2014

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by mcmorrow7261

Due to windy conditions, we were not able to port in Jamaica and sailed right past...

Visited: Dec 23, 2016

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by crushina

Past the port, the poverty in Jamaica is rather sad, but worth seeing. Just learn to say no, unless you want something.

Visited: Feb 26, 2017

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