Falmouth with Toddler?

[jbartistic]

Does anyone have any recommendations of what to do with our 1 year old when at this port?

 

I looked at RC's list of excursions and it seemed like he'd need to be at least 6 years old for any of them.

 

I'm open to booking something on my own, but I'm not really sure what would be fun for such a little one.

 

I greatly appreciate any experience others have had here :)

[kathiean]

Does anyone have any recommendations of what to do with our 1 year old when at this port?

 

I looked at RC's list of excursions and it seemed like he'd need to be at least 6 years old for any of them.

 

I'm open to booking something on my own, but I'm not really sure what would be fun for such a little one.

 

I greatly appreciate any experience others have had here :)

 

I'm also cruising with a one year old in March and would love some suggestions of what to do in Falmouth also.

[adellel]

I'm wondering the same.

 

 

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[Kova15]

My son will be 2 and a half when we are in Jamiaca so I would also like your suggestions.

thanks!

[TheGaDawgFan]

I haven't done them, so I can't recommend one, but I didn't see age minimums on the beach excursions.

[DALSAL]

We went to the beach with our 3 year old. Short bus ride and once there, she loved it. They had beach toys for her to play in the sand with. She had her hair braided and the people loved her. For the life of me, I can't remember the name of the beach. It was offered thru the ship. You could stay as long as you wanted. Also, they now have Magaritaville right inside the port area. We have been taking our little one there since she was 10 months old and she LOVES it. She loves the pool and going down the slide. When you eat, you have to make sure your not too close to where they are dancing and carrying on, as its not kid friendly. Also, they have a lot of entertainment in the port area with people walking on stilts and dancing.