A Falmouth cruise port map can show you the way around one of Jamaica’s up-and-coming cruise destinations. At one time, Falmouth was just a sleepy colonial village, but the debut of the modern cruise port in 2011 made this city on the northern coast a delightful destination. Less than 20 miles from Montego Bay, Falmouth also is a gateway to adventure and many of the island’s top things to do.

It may seem disconcerting to step off the cruise ship and not know where to go. That’s exactly where the Falmouth cruise port map comes in handy. While there’s a ton of things to do in the town beyond, there is plenty to enjoy at the port itself. The $180 million facility has two berths largest enough to accommodate the Oasis-class ships along with 120,000 square feet of space for shops and restaurants. In fact, many of the locals and non-cruise ship visitors spend time at the port while in Falmouth. Its design, influenced by the English Georgian architectural, blends seamlessly with the existing town known for its colonial architecture.

A visitor information booth is available right at the pier, which is a great place to begin planning your shore leave. The friendly staffers know how to answer questions and will provide a Falmouth cruise port map that will guide you to the shopping, restaurants, and services like car rentals and taxis. You also can download a map before you leave to plan your Falmouth cruise excursions. Ocho Rios is just an hour to the east and Negril is an hour to the west. There’s plenty to enjoy right in Falmouth, too. A trolley departs right from the port embarking on a 30-minute overview of this port town where English is the official language. Many of the shops and attractions throughout town will have maps available for you too, making sure you’ll make the most of your time there.

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