Paradise Cove Day Pass with Pickup from Freeport

An absolutely amazing experience from start to finish! We were met by our driver right at the port where we got off the ship and he gave us a mini tour of the island. He knew everyone and everything! When we arrived at Paradise Cove, we were greeted by Barry, the owner himself. He gave us detailed instructions on how to enjoy the reef without damaging it. I had a great conversation with the lady that was running the gift shop. We saw a good variety of sea life including several large turtles. If you’re looking for a snobby resort, this experience is not for you. This is a rare opportunity to share in a down home personal experience provided by local people in a “mom and pop” type atmosphere. They are passionate about the island and really take the time to share history and the way of the land and sea. We can’t wait to go back!

Bree was amazing!!! She guided my kids while scuba diving and they both had the time of their life!!! Give that girl a raise!

We booked the all day excursion to Paradise Cover with the lunch, beach chair rental. Kayaks, and paddleboarding. Snorkling was very nice. Saw sea turtles, nice reef, and plenty of fish. Very shallow at low tide. Whole area is only 3ft deep and tide recedes out 20ft at low tide. Lunch was atrocious. Bring your own. Was worse than ballpark food. Place was secluded and nice. Transportation was great but picked up at 1050 at Taino Beach Resort then picked up one other family and dint arrive until just before noon. Had lunch, then snorkled, then relaxed on the beach. Left at 430. Was enough time but if you wanted to paddleboard or kayak then time was short. Overall top notch but next time would do the snorkle only option, bring a lunch and rent the chairs and lockers.

Made the mistake of thinking we were going to a resort beach. It was a hut on the shore. Beach chairs were included in all inclusive but umbrellas were extra. The beach was maybe 30 feet deep and about 80 feet wide. Whole experience was far below expectations.

Wonderful experience swimming with sea turtles and meeting Barry the owner of Paradise Cove who was very helpful and accommodating - a must experience in Freeport

Booked as my cruise excursion, driver was on time and got us back to the ship on time. The staff on the island were sweet and accommodating. No issues , swam next to sea turtles , didn’t swim that far out but other guest saw sting rays and peaceful sharks. Lots of coral& food was good! Over all very glad to purchase this!

We did the snorkel only option tour. Deadman’s Reef was worth the trip. Many varieties of fish were swimming around for our viewing pleasure. We also saw sea turtles, stingrays and eels. Thumbs up from the entire family.

Paid and the driver did not even show up. A nice lady at pier called and they told her wasn't coming because only 2 ppl (us) were scheduled but didnt even have the common curious to let us know.

It was a little paradise at this Cove. Our transport was an hour late getting to the port. Our expectation with a day pass at a resort. Paradise cove is a small stretch of beach that has large platform rigs on its right and bundles of roped rocks outlining its bay. The beach bar and kitchen are small wooden shacks. Lounge chairs are vinyl with beach umbrellas extra. The saving grace was the snorkeling. Deadman’s reef was beautiful, lots of fish, coral and sea turtles but a good 150 yards out so required good swimming. The current strong enough that I would not recommend this for inexperienced snorkelers. No lifeguard. And backside of reef is NOT visible from shore. No safety structure on back didevof reef to aid a swimmer in trouble. The package deal for cruise ship was a rip. Bring your own equipment and go a la carte. The food they offered was the most basic, the drinks they offered (soda or water) and the rum drink didn’t include an expected frozen drink but rather a small plastic Dixie cup with rum punch poured out of a gallon jug. This is not a resort. It is not a pristine beach. No palm trees (hurricane Irma must have taken them out). Even with package they nickel and dimed - $7 for umbrella $6 for locker etc. if you go (not much in Freeport) go for the snorkeling.

Relaxing beach small with non motorized water sports (Kayaking. snorkeling, paddle boating. Small family atmosphere.