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We were there in January and we took a taxi to Junkanoo Beach. I think it was like 5 dollars a person. You get to use chairs, canos, kayaks, paddle boats. There was also a guy there with jet skis. It has a bar and restrooms right there on the beach and a guy playing island music. It was a very nice beach and we enjoyed ourselfs there. The only bad part about it was it was about a 15 to 20 minute taxi ride.

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We were there in January and we took a taxi to Junkanoo Beach. I think it was like 5 dollars a person. You get to use chairs, canos, kayaks, paddle boats. There was also a guy there with jet skis. It has a bar and restrooms right there on the beach and a guy playing island music. It was a very nice beach and we enjoyed ourselfs there. The only bad part about it was it was about a 15 to 20 minute taxi ride.

 

At first I thought you were confused with Nassau until I looked at the pics for Junkanoo at Freeport. We were there in 2004 on the EOS and had a great time. I think at the time it was called a Paradise Beach Break or something like that. Didn't realize it was Junkanoo.

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We went to Junkanoo before...we did it as the excursion with the food and drinks included...had a good time...music and games and stuff. I would avoid Lucaya...although I think it is prettier there, we spend more time turning down hair braiding, jewelry, tshirts and drugs than enjoying ourselves...

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We were in Freeport last week and went to Paradise Cove. There is a reef offshore that you can snorkel to with lots of fish and pretty coral - about 600 feet from the beach. It cost $35 per person and included transport. There was food, drink beach chairs etc. at extra cost. We had a great time and would highly recommend this.

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Whatever you do, do NOT go to Lucaya and the 'public' beach. Not impressed at all. Very small area, with vendors hawking stuff, small stand for food and sand filled with cigarette butts. Even the walkway from sidewalk to beach is dirty and unkempt. Yuck. What used to be a pretty nice hotel that abuts it has gone downhill and looks downright empty now. We did go to the casino there, which is ok. Small, but we had fun. It is right across from the shopping area and there are some outside bars that are quaint and really fun. Sounds like the excursions are much better than what we did. We'll do an excursion from now on.

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