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Only ship in Freeport!! Which beach will be most empty?


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Hi everyone,

 

My husband and I will be going on our second cruise, BUT the FIRST trip EVER without the kids. We will be the only ship in Freeport on 2/1/12. Sooo, having said that, I am willing to pay up for a beach day simply because it is so rare that we are ever alone and I want to savor every second of it, but I do want to get the most for my money.

 

So, which beach pass might give us the most quiet beach with the fewest people?

 

Thanks for your suggestions. :)

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Junkanoo Beach and My Lucaya seem to be popular on these boards.

 

We went to Junkanoo beach by accident. We didn't see much else to do other then swim and relax, which turned out to be nice. Beach chairs were $5 each and came with an umbrella. We never did order food or drinks.

 

It was beautiful, although it sounds like you might be happier elsewhere to savor alone time with your hubby :D

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Junkanoo Beach is actually in Nassau but here is what we do when in Freeport...

take a taxi/van into Our Lucaya($5 pp each way). plenty of shopping and eating and casino to go along with the wonderful beach! There is a public Beach Access near the police station where you can gte access to the same beach they will try to charge you $30 to access near the casino. Love Freeport but you have to get away from the pier area as the ship will dock in an industrial ship yard.

 

being the only ship in port the Beach shouldn't be too crowded at all.

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Junkanoo Beach is actually in Nassau but here is what we do when in Freeport...

take a taxi/van into Our Lucaya($5 pp each way). plenty of shopping and eating and casino to go along with the wonderful beach! There is a public Beach Access near the police station where you can gte access to the same beach they will try to charge you $30 to access near the casino. Love Freeport but you have to get away from the pier area as the ship will dock in an industrial ship yard.

 

being the only ship in port the Beach shouldn't be too crowded at all.

There is a junkanoo beach club in freeport and its 5 to rent a chair and you get to use the non-motorized equipment and the food is not real expensive.

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Junkanoo Beach and My Lucaya seem to be popular on these boards.

 

We went to Junkanoo beach by accident. We didn't see much else to do other then swim and relax, which turned out to be nice. Beach chairs were $5 each and came with an umbrella. We never did order food or drinks.

 

It was beautiful, although it sounds like you might be happier elsewhere to savor alone time with your hubby :D

 

I realize this is an older post, hope you get this.... need to know how you got to Junkanoo in Freeport 'by accident' I want to go when there on Carnival in Dec. Trying to figure out the transportation. Actually called the Junkanoo Beach Club today and they said they are contracted with Carnival, so they won't let us in unless we are booked on a ship's excursion!!! Wonder if we 'accidentily' show up if they'll give us a hard time. :D

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I realize this is an older post, hope you get this.... need to know how you got to Junkanoo in Freeport 'by accident' I want to go when there on Carnival in Dec. Trying to figure out the transportation. Actually called the Junkanoo Beach Club today and they said they are contracted with Carnival, so they won't let us in unless we are booked on a ship's excursion!!! Wonder if we 'accidentily' show up if they'll give us a hard time. :D

 

If they do, walk next door to Tony Macaroni's Conch Experience or Outrigger's and wish them well, or ask your taxi to take you out to Banana Bay.

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