Caribbean - Bahamas cruise ports

Freeport/Lucaya is located on Grand Bahama Island and is the second largest city in the Bahamas. Freeport's many beaches offer you the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to actually swim alongside dolphins! Freeport is truly a sports-lover's paradise; besides the scuba-diving, windsurfing, and fishing, Freeport boasts first-class golf courses!

Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunning on Cococay, a private island that Royal Caribbean has reserved just for you! Do a little shopping at the Straw Market or just relax in the sun on the white sandy beaches and in the azure waters that you only find in the Bahamas. Go snorkeling, scuba diving, cruising by banana boat, or try parasailing! This island was built for you.

Join Norwegian Cruiselines on the private island of Great Stirrup Cay. Four square miles of white beaches and coconut palm trees. Great Stirrup Cay features great swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy a barbecue Bahamas-style or do some shopping at the straw market to make your island experience complete.

Located on the southern tip of Eluthra in the Bahamas, Princess' private island offers plenty of options so you can do as much - or as little - as you want. Princess Cays offers 40 acres of private resort life with over half a mile of white-sand shoreline. With plenty of fun sights and exciting activities, the island is one for all ages to enjoy.

First announced back in 2016, MSC Cruises’ Ocean Cay Marine Reserve is a stunning island found as part of the Bimini islands in the western Bahamas. <p>The development is the biggest of its kind by any cruise company in the Caribbean and has taken a few years and an investment of $200 million from MSC Cruises. With soft white sands, seven distinct areas and family-friendly activities, it’s most definitely been worth it. <p>Guests will be welcomed by an island-themed musical gazebo, ready to explore amenities such as a 2,000-seat amphitheatre, Bahamian village, wedding pavilion and a lagoon, as well as a spa and wellness sanctuary for guests of the MSC Yacht Club. <p>The island is also an ecological project as the 95-acre stretch will be home to 80 varieties of native trees and plants. Expert ecologists have also been enlisted to undertake coral restoration, helping to create and maintain marine habitats.