
Freeport Cruise Port
- Address:Sea Spray Ln, Freeport, Bahamas
Freeport Cruise Port Reviews
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It was completely worry free and much cheaper that booking through the cruise line. Food was great and the drinks kept coming. There was about an hour and a half of snorkeling. Bathroom was on the boat.
Guide was informative, Lucayan NP caves were OK but small the main reason I wanted to go on this excursion was to hang out at Golden Beach and that was great!!!
There honestly is not much to see on Freeport. The tour was good, but did not include the rum distillery, which is what we wanted to see.
I was very disappointed in this trip. We were given the incorrect time to catch the bus - had to take another bus to catch up to ours. The Lucayan National Park was not at all what I expected - there was no visitor center, the caves were very small (looked more like a small homemade pond with a few rocks around it ) , the bathroom facility was an outhouse. The beach was also a big disappointment - most of the sand area was covered with dead trees, there was no place to change into bathing suits, and we only had about an hour to spend at the beach. Most of the trip it seemed was spent riding on the bus and unfortunately it was through a part of the country with very little to look at. I definitely would not recommend this trip.
I enjoyed the scenery as we picked up other people for our excursion but did not care for the places we stopped to shop. The one place had half or more of it's stores vacant and the other place was a flea market.
I looked forward to my Freeport tour. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to me, the day I was there for my tour was a holiday and all the business were closed. Had I known this I would have planned a trip to the beach. I feel like it was a wasted couple of hours in Freeport driving around looking at empty buildings. It would be wise to tell customers when they book a tour that it is a holiday and give them the option of going or not. I hope to some day get to Freeport so I can see what I missed last week.







