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Coco Cay is a stunning private island in the Bahamas, near Nassau on New Providence Island. This exclusive retreat, owned by Royal Caribbean, offers powdery white beaches, crystal-clear waters, and thrilling water activities. Enjoy the excitement of the water park at Perfect Day at Coco Cay or unwind at Chill Island. Snorkeling and diving adventures await to reveal the vibrant marine life. Whether for family fun or a romantic getaway, Coco Cay promises an unforgettable escape.
Waterway Condos
Coral Harbour Beach House and Villas
Colony Club Inn & Suites
The Island Garden Hotel
BahaSea Backpackers
El Greco Hotel
Sun Fun Hotel
Bell At The Airport Suites - Adults Only
Nassau Palm Hotel
Wyndham Nassau Resort
Coconut Palm Hideaway
Land Shark Coco Plum Resort
Baha Mar Casino & Hotel
Arawak Inn
Centre City Backpacking Gem
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Coco Cay
The complimentary amenities include access to Oasis Lagoon (largest freshwater pool in Bahamas) and Chill Island beaches. Snorkeling gear requires deposit at Sandcastle Station. Thrill Waterpark slides need separate tickets.
Yes, Skipjack's Seafood Grill offers plant-based conch fritters and tropical fruit bars. The buffet at Chill Grill clearly labels vegan/vegetarian options. Gluten-free choices require advance request.
Tenders operate every 15 minutes from ship to Welcome Center. Priority disembarkation for suite guests and Coco Beach Club visitors. Wheelchair-accessible ferries available upon request.
The Captain Jack's floating bar features signature coconut cocktails served in pineapples. It's anchored at Snorkelers' Cove with underwater stools - watch stingrays swim beneath your feet!
Shell collecting is prohibited to protect the ecosystem. However, the Straw Market sells legally harvested conch shells and starfish souvenirs. Photographing live marine creatures is encouraged.
All operators are PADI/NAUI certified. Helmets mandatory for jet ski tours. The Lighthouse Tower provides 360° surveillance. Emergency AED stations marked with blue flags every 200m along shorelines.
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