Labadee (Cruise Line Private Island) Port Reviews

Rent a cabana. Best time

This remains my only time at Labadee, Royal Caribbean’s other private destination. I was surprised at how much I liked the stop. Firstly, the surrounding Haiti landscape was absolutely stunning. I stood in the solarium for a long time just taking in the view. Secondly, I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere of the island. It felt like the entire ship moved at a slow, happy pace, and I’d happily go back to Labadee if the situation in Haiti ever gets a little more stable and visits reopen.

Although it was overcast, we had a great time! The sand feels soft, like brown sugar and the water was crystal clear! We loved drinking out of coconuts and relaxing on the beach.

Best stop on the itinerary during thanksgiving week... originally was suppose to go to st marteen and San Juan and ended up with Cozumel and Falmouth .... Labadee remained ! Beautiful area ! The water was gorgeous ! The buffet was delightful to have for an afternoon snack! It was a very hot mid 90s temp our day there so to fuel up made for a better half of the day ! It was fun to watch the zip liners and see parts of the alpine coaster !

Nice and relaxing.

Visited: Jan 25, 2015

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Loved this private island,we were on the Columbus Cove beach,I took a bad fall going up some steps on the way there and am pretty bruised,the people at the shops there are very pushy and be careful what excursions you go on there,we know people who went on the traditions excursion which ended up with them doing voodoo,when they refused to take part they put security offers on them. CRAZY!!!!!

Labadee so much fun, so much to do there you never got bored the beach was amazing ziplining looked awesome and the white sand just beautiful and the people were so friendly and the shops quaint!

This port was nice. Enjoyed the beach bed on Adrenaline Beach in Labadee, it was very relaxing. Also felt great to swim in the Caribbean waters. Look forward to visiting again.

Huge disappointment. This port is worsen than having a picnic in any park in the US. There’s nothing ‘Haiti’ about it except some vendors in a corner trying to sell something to you. The beach is very rocky and has weeds growing. The water is murky and not for snorkeling. The lunch was as though you are in a cafeteria with long lines and lousy food. A cabana costs $270, beach chairs with shade costs $48 and a float $20. Definitely need a float or you will be bored if you are not doing the excursions.

Very nice private beach! Look forward to returning sometime.

Visited: Jan 11, 2015

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