Anyone tried massage on Jankanoo Beach?

[cruiseelady]

I have seen little huts where they do cheap massages right on Junkanoo beach. Has anyone ever tried it? I am just a little worried about my stuff getting stolen even if its right beside me.

[cruiseelady]

Wow so no one has ever tried a massage on Junkanoo beach? Alrighty, I guess I will be the first one lol. I am going in November, will make a comment on how it went after I come back.

[beachlover777]

We sail in December. Keep me posted!

[cruiseelady]

We sail in December. Keep me posted!

 

Will do.

[amandajo73]

I sail next week and want to do that as well. I'll let you guys know if I am able to and how it went.

[hallsn3961]

When we went in July, my boyfriend specifically asked for a massage on the beach. They did not have someone when we were there. They said only sometimes their is one lady, but not every day.

[CruisinCrow]

You might have better luck at Cabbage Beach. The last time we were there, there were 2 or 3 massage tents set up.

[beachlover777]

You might have better luck at Cabbage Beach. The last time we were there, there were 2 or 3 massage tents set up.

 

Is cabbage beach far and does it have calm waters? We are in port for a short time and I have an almost two year old.

[tikib]

Is cabbage beach far and does it have calm waters? We are in port for a short time and I have an almost two year old.

 

I wouldn't recommend Cabbage Beach for a two year old (or anyone that is not a strong swimmer. there are other calm beaches, both free public beaches or day passes.

Personally, I would never take my family to a beach that did not have a lifeguard.

[CruisinCrow]

I wouldn't take small children to Cabbage Beach unless they were just going to play in the sand.

 

Please see this thread: http://www.boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2108562

[beachlover777]

I wouldn't recommend Cabbage Beach for a two year old (or anyone that is not a strong swimmer. there are other calm beaches, both free public beaches or day passes.

Personally, I would never take my family to a beach that did not have a lifeguard.

 

I wouldn't take small children to Cabbage Beach unless they were just going to play in the sand.

 

Please see this thread: http://www.boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2108562

 

Thanks! Pretty sure we will just visit Junkanoo then since it's close and calm waters. We won't be there long or else I would've tried going to blue lagoon since I hear it's calm there. Thanks for the tips!

[SeaSoul Savannah]

I was wondering the same thing. My daughter and I are going next week….hope to have an answer for you.

[SeaSoul Savannah]

Just returned from my cruise to Nassau. There is a little "shack" (Its actually a very nice wood slat building) next to Gloria's that offers massages starting at $25. I did not do this but saw people waiting outside for a massage.

It was just one man giving the massages.

There is room for only one person at a time in the little "shack" so I think your belongings would be safe.

 

I thought the beach was tiny, but enjoyed the live music!! It had slight trash but would not call it dirty. I did not see any broken glass on the beach. The construction around the beach was a bit of a downer. It was a great way to spend the day and not spend much money!

 

It was about a 15-20 min walk from cruise ship. Friendly locals but some were pushy. Beware of those allowing you to try on jewelry. If you wear it, its yours for a "donation". You are in for a hassle if you refuse.

 

Bottle water along the way for sale for $1. This was very nice.