Cruise Pier → Oasis Lagoon & Splashaway Bay
Board the free tram at the pier arrival plaza and get off at the stop in front of Oasis Lagoon and Splashaway Bay. Alternatively, walking there takes about 6–8 minutes.
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Royal Caribbean International · 146 sailings
34 cabin types · 11 dining venues · 33 entertainment options · 16 decks
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Royal Caribbean International · 138 sailings
40 cabin types · 20 dining venues · 53 entertainment options · 15 decks
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Royal Caribbean International · 109 sailings
35 cabin types · 20 dining venues · 45 entertainment options · 15 decks
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Royal Caribbean International · 77 sailings
37 cabin types · 18 dining venues · 70 entertainment options · 15 decks
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Cruise port in Bahamas
Disembark directly onto the island. Average time in port: 10 hours. 11 places to explore.
Cruise ships dock at Cruise berth. Disembark directly onto the island.
Cruise ships dock at Cruise berth.
Free trams run regularly between the arrival pier and key areas of the island, including Oasis Lagoon, Thrill Waterpark, and South Beach.
Main buffet restaurants such as Skipper's Grill and Chill Grill and beach chairs are included in the cruise fare, and onboard beverage packages also apply. Thrill Waterpark, Coco Beach Club, and Hideaway Beach require separate paid passes.
Time available at the destination after subtracting return travel.
Calculated from the average time in port. Return deadlines vary by sailing; check the daily programme on board.
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Cruise Pier → Oasis Lagoon & Splashaway Bay
Board the free tram at the pier arrival plaza and get off at the stop in front of Oasis Lagoon and Splashaway Bay. Alternatively, walking there takes about 6–8 minutes.
Cruise Pier → South Beach & Coco Beach Club
At the pier stop, take the tram to South Beach for a comfortable ride to South Beach at the island’s southern end and the entrance to Coco Beach Club. Walking there takes about 12–15 minutes.
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This large paid water park features North America's tallest water slide, Daredevil's Peak, and the Caribbean's largest wave pool.
Each slide has a height restriction, and you must buy a pass through the ship’s app or through advance booking.

This upscale paid beach club has overwater cabanas, an infinity pool with sea views, and private dining serving lobster and filet steak.
Admission includes a meal at the exclusive premium restaurant; tickets sell out early due to limited capacity.

This is the Caribbean's largest freshwater pool, with a swim-up bar, an underwater sound system, and shallow areas for families.
Poolside loungers are free first-come, first-served; the ship’s beverage package can be used at the swim-up bar.
978 sailings are grouped into 158 cruises by ship and route.
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Royal Caribbean International158 cruises call at this port.
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Royal Caribbean International · 146 sailings
34 cabin types · 11 dining venues · 33 entertainment options · 16 decks
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Royal Caribbean International · 138 sailings
40 cabin types · 20 dining venues · 53 entertainment options · 15 decks
Explore the ship

Royal Caribbean International · 109 sailings
35 cabin types · 20 dining venues · 45 entertainment options · 15 decks
Explore the ship

Royal Caribbean International · 77 sailings
37 cabin types · 18 dining venues · 70 entertainment options · 15 decks
Explore the ship
Previously called Little Stirrup Cay, Coco Cay is now a private island owned by Royal Caribbean International. The resort offers exclusive activities and relaxation for their cruise line passengers.
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