Top Things to do in Falmouth
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The 6 Best Free Things to do in Falmouth, Trelawny Parish
Discover the best top things to do in Falmouth, Jamaica including La Casa Del Habano, Diamonds International Jamaica, Jacob Taylor Beach, Fishing Village, Craft Market, Historic Falmouth Cruise Port, Water Square, Falmouth Court House.
Restaurants in Falmouth
1. La Casa Del Habano
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By G1088VTsergiob - Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine
This is my favorite place to buy and enjoy Cuban cigars, and the owner, Raj is always will help you to choose cigar up to your taste, here you can find the best from the world brands Cuban's for you, or just for a present to your friend, boss or co-worker) Here you gonna be always welcome and perfectly hosted)
2. Diamonds International Jamaica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 263 reviews
Diamonds International is the world's largest duty free jeweler and has locations at every major cruise port throughout the Caribbean. We've helped make cruises and Caribbean vacations into something far more special and romantic for couples since 1986.
Reviewed By Venture81540
On a recent cruise we visited Ocho Rios, Jamaica. We had the pleasure of meeting Beverly and Sangeeta. Both women were very accommodating and pleasant. There was no pressure to purchase anything. All the items on display were beautiful. We will definitely visit this establishment on our next trip to Ocho Rios.
3. Jacob Taylor Beach, Fishing Village, Craft Market
4. Historic Falmouth Cruise Port
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Sbrownhere
We were very skeptical about this port, as we read it was unsafe and a bad place to visit. We decided we were on vacation and did not want to be confined to the port, because we were scared to get out and see what Jamaica had to offer. We booked the GO NATIVE tour through Royal Caribbean, and are so glad we did! It was an amazing tour! We went to a church from the 1700s, visited Montego Bay, went to a school and got to visit with the children and they sang for us. Then we went to a plantation that gave us fresh coconut water and fresh fruit grown right there on the plantation. Then they treated us to a very good authentic Jamaican lunch. The jerk chicken and festival bread was amazing! There are animals throughout, and a small gift shop that sells souvenirs and liquor. This was a very humbling tour. We saw the real Jamaica, and the people, even though they didn’t have a lot, they were the most friendly, nicest people! We never once felt unsafe. Don’t let the negative reviews of this port scare you. Get out there and live a little! I will say about the port, if you do choose to stay in the port area, and shop, it is a very nice clean port. There are some nice shops, but the “souvenir” shops mostly tend to have the same inventory.
5. Water Square
6. Falmouth Court House
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