1. Home
  2. Forum
  3. Cruise Lines
  4. Half Moon Cay's New Venue - Lobster on the Beach at Lobster Shack
Posted: 7 years ago | 4874 Views

Half Moon Cay's New Venue - Lobster on the Beach at Lobster Shack

Are you are tired of the same ole BBQ served to cruise passengers on private Islands? Well Holland America has just introduced a new casual restaurant called Lobster Shack on its private Island of Half Moon Cay. Chefs from the ship will cook up lobster, rice, coconut beans and 2 special salsas. It is not complimentary, unfortunately, like the standard BBQ but will cost $20 pp. Perhaps, though, it beats standing in a long line in the hot sun. Is this something you might be interested in trying?

Here's a link for more information: http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=7347

Tags: Holland America Line Half Moon Cay Hollande America a Lobster Shack New Restaurant Venue on Half Moon Cay

25 Answers

Posted: 7 years ago

Well, I just booked a cruise to match my cheap flight deal.

Carnival Sensation 5 day Nassau, Freeport, and HMC. Maybe I'll get a shot at that lobster shack Big Smile
Posted: 7 years ago

I hope that she gets to try it.
Posted: 7 years ago

We may run into each other some day. We love staying on board. It's like having the ship to ourselves.
Posted: 7 years ago

Well, now we know why it's so hard to get lobster on a Carnival ship these days. They were all allocated to Holland America.
Posted: 7 years ago

I'm not a big lobster fan, so I would not bother with it. On private island days I enjoy staying on the ship when it is nice and quiet.
Posted: 7 years ago

I meant to add that I would rather take a cruise up to Canada & Maine. We can get off in Portland, walk down the block to the little lobster shack on the pier. One of the best lobster rolls I ever had. And I didn't have to fight 2000 others, or worry about it dropping in the sand.
Posted: 7 years ago

3000 passengers fighting to get off a ship to get one of only about 250 lobsters. Sounds like fun to me.

Posted: 7 years ago

Caribbean lobster is fine in the Caribbean, but if I’ll take “real” lobster in New England any day! Love
Posted: 7 years ago

Hmm, I’m intrigued. I love the included food on the private islands (How come lunch tastes so much better sitting on the beach?) but it’s always good to have options!
Posted: 7 years ago

Not a lobster fan either. Now if it were shrimp......Big Smile
Showing 11 - 20 of 25 Answers

*Cruiseline.com is not a booking agent or travel agency, and does not charge any service fees to users of our site. Our partners (travel agencies and cruise lines) provide prices, which we list for our users' convenience. Cruiseline.com does not guarantee any specific rates or prices. While prices are updated daily, please check with the booking site for the exact amount. Cruiseline.com is not responsible for content on external web sites.