PORTS OF CALL
CocoCay, Nassau, Falmouth, George Town
The Caribbean is one of those places where you don’t really need a watch. A place where island time rules. During your Caribbean cruise stops, let the beat of the tropics take control. Enjoy pristine beaches and turquoise waters. The warm Caribbean Sea is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. From snorkeling, to sailing and surfing, the Caribbean is a hub for all aquatic activities. Relax on sugar sand beaches, and listen to gentle waves. Foodies are in for a treat too, with a wide array of culinary options and influences. Delight in Caribbean cuisine or take a break at colorful cafés. The possibilities are limitless. The Caribbean is a destination that will leave you relaxed for days to come, even when you’re back home dreaming of the hammock you left behind. The Caribbean offers endless ways to escape the everyday.
PERFECT DAY
AT COCOCAY
Cranked up thrills. Next-level chill. Endless possibilities. Perfect Day at CocoCay, the award-winning Royal Caribbean® private destination, is loaded with ways to take your vacay to the absolute max. Make a splash at seven stretches of beach and at the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean.
Chase bold adventures at the shriek-inducing Thrill Waterpark®. The ultimate beach party is waiting at the adults-only Hideaway Beach℠. Or achieve aah status in an Overwater Cabana at Coco Beach Club®. Dive headfirst into adventure or kick back — all the way back — on a day tailor-made for you and your crew.
DAREDEVIL’S TOWER
Push your limits on seven exhilarating slides at Daredevil’s Tower. Race a friend to the bottom of the twin Dueling Demons drop slides or the Manta Raycers. Hit a high-speed tour de G-force on the fully vertical Screeching Serpent. Brave the coils of the Green Mamba. And take on the 135-foot tall Daredevil’s Peak® — the tallest waterslide in the Caribbean. The higher you climb, the bigger the rush.
ZIP LINE
Leave your cares on the ground and soar above Perfect Day at CocoCay, crisscrossing the island on 1,600 feet of zip line. The course begins near the arrivals plaza and takes you from platform to platform, soaking up views of Thrill Waterpark® and the beaches before flying across the harbor for your landing.
OASIS LAGOON
This is no mirage, you’ve found it — the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean. Make your way through the different coves of Oasis Lagoon®, each with a vibe all its own. Splash right in at the kid-friendly sloping entry. Take your first sip of a cold Coco Loco at the swim-up bar before lounging on one of three swim-up islands.
NASSAU
BAHAMAS
Nassau, the vibrant capital of The Bahamas, is a popular and enchanting port of call for Caribbean cruises. Nestled on New Providence Island, Nassau offers a perfect blend of rich history, colorful culture, and stunning natural beauty. Cruise passengers can explore the charming colonial architecture of downtown, shop for local treasures at the famous Straw Market, or unwind on the powdery white sands of Cable Beach.
Adventure seekers can snorkel among coral reefs, swim with dolphins at Blue Lagoon Island, or take a day trip to the luxurious Atlantis Paradise Island Resort. With its welcoming atmosphere and endless activities, Nassau delivers an unforgettable island experience for every type of traveler.
Beyond its picturesque beaches and lively downtown, Nassau also offers a deep cultural and historical experience. Visitors can tour landmarks like the Queen’s Staircase, climb up to Fort Fincastle for panoramic views, or learn about Bahamian heritage at the Pompey Museum and the National Art Gallery. Food lovers will delight in the local cuisine, from freshly caught conch salad to savory Bahamian stews, often enjoyed alongside the rhythms of live island music. Whether you're seeking relaxation, exploration, or a bit of both, Nassau welcomes cruise guests with the warmth and charm that make the Bahamas a world-renowned destination.
Visit Atlantis Paradise Island
A short drive or water taxi from the cruise port, Atlantis Paradise Island is a world-famous resort and entertainment complex that offers something for everyone. Day pass visitors can enjoy Aquaventure, a sprawling water park with thrilling slides, lazy rivers, and lush tropical settings. The resort also features marine habitats home to sharks, stingrays, and sea turtles, as well as a beautiful aquarium and pristine beaches. Whether you're lounging poolside, trying your luck at the casino, or exploring the boutiques and restaurants at Marina Village, Atlantis is a must-see for first-time and returning travelers alike.
Explore Downtown Nassau & the Straw Market
Just steps from the cruise port, downtown Nassau is a vibrant area rich in culture, history, and shopping. Stroll past pastel-colored colonial buildings, visit historic landmarks like the Government House or Christ Church Cathedral, and immerse yourself in the local flavor. A highlight is the famous Straw Market, where you can shop for handmade souvenirs, Bahamian crafts, and unique gifts while chatting with friendly local vendors. The area is also dotted with cozy cafés, rum distilleries, and art galleries that give you a true taste of island life.
Relax on Cable Beach
For those looking to unwind, Cable Beach is the ideal spot. Just a short ride from the port, this stunning stretch of soft white sand and turquoise water is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or enjoying a beachside cocktail. The calm, clear waters make it great for paddleboarding or snorkeling, and there are several beachfront resorts and bars offering day passes or dining options. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape or some seaside fun, Cable Beach delivers the ultimate Bahamian beach day.
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FALMOUTH
JAMAICA
Falmouth, Jamaica is a charming and culturally rich port of call nestled between Montego Bay and Ocho Rios on the island’s north coast. Known for its beautifully preserved Georgian architecture and laid-back Caribbean vibe, Falmouth offers cruise visitors a unique blend of history, adventure, and local flavor.
The port itself is one of the most modern in the Caribbean, with a lively shopping village and easy access to excursions, making it an ideal gateway to explore both the town and the surrounding countryside.
One of Falmouth’s biggest draws is its proximity to some of Jamaica’s most iconic attractions. Nature lovers can take a short trip to the stunning Dunn’s River Falls, where they can climb the cascading waterfalls or relax in the lush jungle surroundings. Thrill-seekers might opt for a river tubing or ziplining adventure through the rainforest, while history buffs can explore the Good Hope Estate, a historic plantation offering insight into Jamaica’s colonial past. Don’t miss the chance to savor authentic Jamaican cuisine—jerk chicken, patties, and tropical fruits—either from a beachside grill or a local eatery in town. With its welcoming spirit and wide range of experiences, Falmouth is a vibrant stop that showcases the heart and soul of Jamaica.
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Climb Dunn’s River Falls
One of Jamaica’s most famous natural attractions, Dunn’s River Falls is a breathtaking 180-foot-high, 600-foot-long terraced waterfall located near Ocho Rios. Visitors can climb the falls hand-in-hand with a guide or relax in the refreshing pools at the base. Surrounded by lush tropical rainforest, this iconic adventure is perfect for families, couples, and anyone looking to immerse themselves in Jamaica’s natural beauty. It’s an unforgettable, must-do experience for cruise travelers seeking a mix of excitement and stunning scenery.
Doctor’s Cave Beach
Located in Montego Bay, Doctor’s Cave Beach is one of the island’s most beautiful and famous stretches of sand. With calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sand, it’s ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply soaking up the sun. The beach is part of a protected marine park, so snorkelers can enjoy vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish just offshore. With beachside bars, clean facilities, and a relaxed vibe, it’s the perfect spot for a classic Caribbean beach day.
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Good Hope Estate
For a mix of culture, history, and adventure, the Good Hope Estate near Falmouth offers an unforgettable excursion. This 18th-century sugar plantation is now a heritage site and adventure park, where guests can tour the grand Georgian-style house, learn about Jamaica’s colonial history, or get active with ziplining, river tubing, and ATV rides. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush countryside, the estate also offers tastings of local rum and traditional Jamaican cooking, making it a well-rounded experience that captures the island’s past and present.
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GEORGE TOWN
GRAND CAYMAN
George Town, the capital of the Cayman Islands, is a picturesque and sophisticated port of call located on the western coast of Grand Cayman. Known for its crystal-clear waters, upscale charm, and safe, walkable streets, George Town is a favorite among cruise passengers looking for both relaxation and adventure.
The port area is bustling with duty-free shopping, local craft markets, and seaside restaurants offering fresh seafood and tropical drinks. Its pristine setting and friendly atmosphere make it easy to see why Grand Cayman is considered one of the jewels of the Caribbean.
Just beyond the port, George Town offers access to some of the island’s most iconic attractions. Visitors can head to the world-famous Seven Mile Beach—a stunning stretch of powdery white sand and calm, turquoise water perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or snorkeling. Adventure seekers can take a boat tour to Stingray City, a shallow sandbar where guests can interact with gentle southern stingrays in their natural habitat. For a more cultural experience, the Cayman Islands National Museum offers insight into the island’s history and heritage. Whether you’re exploring underwater marvels or simply enjoying the island’s relaxed pace, George Town delivers a top-tier tropical escape.
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Swim with Stingrays at Stingray City
One of Grand Cayman’s most iconic and unforgettable experiences, Stingray City is a shallow sandbar located just a short boat ride from George Town. Here, visitors can wade into clear, waist-deep water and interact with dozens of friendly southern stingrays that glide gracefully through the sea. These gentle creatures are accustomed to human interaction, making it safe and thrilling to feed, pet, and even kiss a stingray for good luck. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime adventure perfect for all ages.
Relax on Seven Mile Beach
Regularly ranked among the best beaches in the Caribbean, Seven Mile Beach is a breathtaking stretch of soft white sand and turquoise waters just north of George Town. Whether you’re looking to lounge under a palm tree with a cocktail, rent a jet ski, or snorkel near coral reefs, this beach has it all. With plenty of beachfront restaurants, resorts, and water sports rentals, Seven Mile Beach offers both tranquility and excitement, making it the perfect spot for a leisurely beach day.
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Explore the Cayman Islands National Museum
For a dose of culture and local history, the Cayman Islands National Museum in the heart of George Town offers an enriching experience. Housed in one of the oldest buildings on the island, the museum showcases interactive exhibits on the islands’ natural history, maritime heritage, and traditional Caymanian life. It’s a great way to gain a deeper appreciation for the island’s rich past and unique identity—especially if you’re looking to cool off in the air conditioning while still exploring something meaningful.
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