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Royal Caribbean treats its guests to an exclusive retreat on its private islands, Labadee, Haiti and CocoCay, Bahamas. Both offer a variety of beaches, tropical landscapes, native crafts, water sports, sunshine and relaxation. And each is unique.
Labadee is a 260-acre wooded peninsula at Pointe Ste. Honore about six miles from Cap Haitien on the mountainous and secluded northern coast of Haiti. Discovered in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, Labadee was later used as a trading post by visiting ships and their crews. The peninsula has been restored since the time of the buccaneers and now features abundant activities for guests of all ages.
- Five spectacular beaches
- Nature trails
- Daily folkloric shows
- Shaded hammocks
- Secluded coves
- Nellie's Place, a historic site
- Open air dining areas
- Beachside refreshment bars
- Native marketplaces
- Artisan's market
Labadee features a variety of water activities including snorkeling, wave runners, parasailing, kayak adventures, Thriller Powerboat, floating beach mats, Banana Boat and the Dragons Flight Zip Line, a 2600 foot zip line over the water of Dragon's Tail Beach. There's also the Arawak Aqua Park which has floating trampolines, inflatable iceberg-shaped slides, water seesaws and a rolling log.
CoCoCay, Bahamas is a 140-acre island located in the Bahama's Berry Island chain between Freeport and Nassau. The island, previously known as Little Stirrup Cay, is used exclusively by Royal Caribbean as a tropical oasis for its guests. With white sandy beaches and lush greenery, CocoCay offers a relaxing getaway.
- Three sandy white beaches
- Shaded hammocks
- Coconut palm groves
- Coral reefs
- Straw market
- Hair braiding
- Nature trail
- Sunken replica of Blackbeard's flagship "Queen Anne's Revenge"
CoCoCay features a variety of water activities including snorkeling, wave runners, parasailing, kayak adventure, floating beach mats, banana rafts, scuba diving, an inflatable water slide and paddleboats. Caylana's Aqua Park has a floating sand castle, water trotter and log roll. You can also play on the volleyball court or go on a glass bottom boat tour!
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