Labadee (Cruiseline Private Island) Cruise Port

Rented an over the water cabana on Nellie's Beach. Well worth every penny that it cost! Awesome view, wonderful breeze, comfort & roomy for our group of 6 people. Cabana came with cooler of large bottles of water, beach towels, 2 lounge chairs inside of cabana, water mats and a personal cabana attendant. Would go to Haiti again in a heart beat!!!

Labadee is a paradise; enjoy a leisure day of exploring, a picnic lunch, and basking in its natural beauty.

Visited: Mar 26, 2017

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Never thought labadee would be beautiful like that

Visited: May 27, 2017

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I absolutely LOVE this port! I would stop here on every cruise if I could. This time we rented an over the water cabana on Nellie's Beach and it was worth EVERY penny! I will be booking a cabana again in 2019.

You really don't have to get off the ship. Enjoy a quiet day on the ship.

Visited: Mar 11, 2017

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Don't waste your money on excursions here. Get up early and get a beach chair on the sports beach and watch all of the action around you.

Visited: Apr 22, 2017

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Breathtaking views and nice beach. Loves the zip line

Visited: Feb 19, 2017

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Loved this stop. The trick is to wake up early and take the small ferry ride to the best part of the island. Offers a better spot to the beach, closer to the aqua park and to the afternoon free lunch cabana.

The best beach in the resort is Columbus Cove at the very far end; the water is calm and blue, and the sand is soft and lovely. If you are able to bargain, you can get great souvenirs at the artisan market. We drive to Ft. Lauderdale, so I was able to bring home two huge paintings--for $30 a piece.

Visited: Apr 30, 2017

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The five stars is for the Paradise Cove and Historical Tour and not for Labadee. We got off the ship early around 8:00. The beaches were already getting crowded. I'm not sure what some people are seeing or maybe May is not a good time to be there on this beach. It's not a private island at all. Of course everyone knows that. The beaches were very rocky and murky. We walked to all of the beaches some had less and some had more. It was all the same to me. Now back to the excursion. Wow. I really liked this tour. We learned a lot about Haiti's culture. We visited a small village were we watched people make things like baskets to peanut butter! The people were pretty friendly and not pushy at all. Paradise Cove was lovely. The sand was like powder. The water was crystal clear and there were only us from the tour at this Cove. Maybe 20? They had loungers, kayaks and plenty of shade. We snorkeled along the rocks and found beautiful fish and a medium size stingray! Bonus! The ferry ri...