Coco Bay Bahamas

Coco Bay Bahamas

It doesn’t really matter much in your case – Coco Cay (or any Bahamas only cruises) do not require a passport. You can use pretty much any government issued photo identification, plus your birth certificate, to get onto the ship.

Is CocoCay owned by Royal Caribbean?

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., which owns Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises, assumed the lease of the island upon acquisition of Admiral Cruises in 1988 and renamed it Coco Cay in 2018.

Is CocoCay a man made island?

CocoCay is a natural sandy island in the Bahamas which was discovered by explorers over 500 years ago. It has since been developed into an amazing private cruise resort. Man-made enhancements include the docking pier and an artificial reef fish habitat.

How much is the balloon ride at CocoCay?

Rides on a new helium observation balloon that is planned for the island will cost $39 to $99 for adults. The cost for children ages 4 to 12 will be $24 to $64. Children under the age of three will ride for free.

How much did Royal Caribbean pay for CocoCay?

CocoCay: Royal Caribbean’s $250 million private island opens | CNN Travel.

Can non U.S. citizens go on a cruise?

Domestic Cruises

Non-U.S. Citizens are required to carry a valid, unexpired passport and a Multiple Entry Visa, if applicable. In addition, guests must contact the appropriate embassy or consulate of the countries they will be visiting for specific travel documentation requirements.

Is CocoCay a private island?

In May, Royal Caribbean International opened Perfect Day at CocoCay, a private island in the Bahamas available to passengers on the company’s ships.

Can a U.S. resident go on a cruise?

U.S. citizens on closed-loop cruises can enter or depart the country on the cruise with proof of citizenship. However, it is possible that one or more of the destination countries on your itinerary may require a passport to enter.

Who lives on CocoCay?

The mostly local Bahamian employees live on the island, which is only operational when guests are there. Only Royal Caribbean employees and cruise ship guests have access to CocoCay.

Do employees live on CocoCay?

In December 2019, Coco Beach Club will have the first overwater cabanas in the Bahamas. 7. 375 Employees live on the island, dedicated to making your visit the most enjoyable possible.

Where do CocoCay employees live?

Most of our “Perfect Day at CocoCay” employees live in the Bahamas.

Are there sharks at CocoCay?

Sharks are everywhere. The good thing about Coco Cay is the water is so clear, you can see what is in there with you!

How long are you at CocoCay?

You’ll have an average of 10-12 hours on the private island to conquer it all! Pro tip: Some sailings offer two consecutive days at Perfect Day at CocoCay—even more time to thrill and chill. What’s more, our exclusive Coco Beach Club—featuring private floating cabanas for maximum R&R—is open too!

Is CocoCay open to the public?

Yes, all attractions and features at Perfect Day at CocoCay are now open. What will I experience if I am visiting the island before the Perfect Day at CocoCay completion dates? The most extensive phase of the island was completed as of May 2019 and is now open.

How much is up up and away at CocoCay?

The Up, Up and Away helium balloon takes guests 450 feet above Perfect Day at CocoCay, providing the highest vantage point in The Bahamas. The cost for Up, Up and Away will vary by season: Age 13+: $39-$99 per person. Age 4-12: $24-$64.

How much is the zipline at CocoCay?

The 1,600-foot zipline being built at CocoCay will cost $79 to $139 per ride. A combo water park and zipline package will be offered at $99 to $179. Another fee-added attraction at CocoCay will be a helium observation balloon on a 450-foot tether.

How much is the Waterpark at CocoCay?

There are three water park areas at CocoCay, all located adjacent to one another. Two of them are complimentary, while the third, which Royal Caribbean refers to as “Thrill Waterpark,” requires an additional fee. The cost varies from $54 to $99 per person depending on the season.

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