Very nice place to visit along our cruise ports. Locals doing business are not pushy and all seem friendly.

A great spot for Royal Caribbean ships to dock on the coast of Jamaica. It can get pretty hectic with all of the shops and the other passengers coming ashore all at once... but nonetheless, the locals are great and there is plenty of stuff going on at the docks!

Nice cruiseship compound, but don't go outside the fence. You'll enter a third-world country with extremely pushy salesman, taxi drivers, and drug dealers.

This is a relatively new cruise port. Midway between our church Rios and Montego Bay. Right off the ship there are some nice shops and restaurants, especially Margaritaville, which has bar and restaurant. You can also hang out by their pool and Jacuzzi, which is available for guests. Otherwise, not much to see in the Falmouth area. You need to go to go to Rios or Montego Bay, which are each about 45-16 minutes away. The Martha Brae river rafting experience is nice. That is only 10-15 minutes away

We've been several times to this port in Jamaica, and it's always been a pleasant experience. There's plenty of shopping at the port if that's what you like to do ... we generally like to venture out a bit more to the beaches or the tours available though. However, some of the local shops in the areas can be quite interesting ...

We had a fabulous afternoon in Falmouth. Spent several hours wandering around enjoying the beautiful scenery and browsing at the shops. The bay is very picturesque and well worth a visit.

Capt and his crew on Wonder of the Seas have great skill backing this beast in here. Nice to be in a secure zone and feel safe. Locals friendly for most part. Very crowded at first but wait until after lunch time. Clean place, easy on and off the ship. I did a separate review on the port.

Not a whole lot to do on this port stop unless you’re going on an excursion. Some shops to walk around in but really a quick out and back to the shop. Won’t advise against walking out into the town as it can be dangerous for tourists to be engaging with locals!

Would recommend the bike tours offered by Paul to get a slice of "real Jamaica." It's an excellent way to see the town while being insulated from aggressive vendors because of Paul's presence.

Lovely clean area with a variety of shops. Good place to stretch your legs and take in the atmosphere

Lulu is a reliable and honest taxi driver who provided fair rates, and recommended Beach 876 Club. He collected the fare after he picked us up and returned us to the dock. The beach was nice. The bathrooms were clean. There are good outdoor showers available. There is also an inflatable slide and bounce in the water for the kids. There are also free beach chairs. ⛱️ There are vendors on the beach. I didn't want to buy anything and politely refused, but if you are interested in buying, don't take the first price. Always negotiate.

Was surprised at how few stores there are anymore. Many were closed for good. Talking with a shop owner, they told us that many shots went out of business because no one is buying anymore.

I just got a chance to see this Amazing Port of Falmouth, Jamaica. when my ship has a port of call. This is co-owned by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line and the Port Authority of Jamaica. Though once in a while, some Cruise Line like Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Disney, and Princess cruises call to the port. I enjoyed taking strolls on their cobble stone paved streets while stopping at the shops to see and buy some souvenirs. There are also some big name shops like Diamond International and Del sol. Also got the chance to try the Jamaican Cuisine such as Jamaican Patty, it is one of the most popular delicacies. I also tried their local empanadas stuffed with saucy meat and vegetables.

I was concerned at first to disembark our cruise ship with my two young daughters but that concern melted away when you arrive at the square. Lots of shopping opportunities of course but everything was clean, well maintained and organized.

Quite a melting pot of artisans displaying the culture of 'out of many one '

Gorgeous area. Plenty of shops and places to eat

The port area is clean and safe with a variety of shops. I don't recommend venturing outside the gated part of the port without some sort of organized transport or tour. Of note, the trolley tour of Fallmouth is no longer offered at the port.

The area was safe and very clean. The local craft shops are nice with some making as you watch. They have the usual big name shops as well.

Safe tourist area with a lot of shops inside a compound. They had some live music. Nothing amazing. 🛳️☕️🇯🇲

It must be a great skill to back this giant into the dock.