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Ship Enchantment of the Seas You can explore CocoCay, an eco-certified private destination in the Bahamas, through eco-tours, guided nature walks, leisurely kayaking and snorkeling. The secluded island has no restaurants or shops — but lots of shady hammocks. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Odyssey of the Seas Explore new aquatic facilities, nature trails and places where you can just kick back, relax and enjoy a tropical drink at CocoCay. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Enchantment of the Seas CocoCay in the Bahamas is less than than a mile wide and less than 200 yards from north to south. The 140-acre tropical retreat was awarded a Gold-Level Eco-Certification by Sustainable Travel International for its environmentally friendly activities and tours. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Enchantment of the Seas An aerial view of CocoCay in the Bahamas, a private island reserved just for cruise ship guests and run by Royal Caribbean. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Freedom of the Seas Walk along the white beaches and turquoise lagoons of CocoCay in the Bahamas. The east end of the private island is where the recreational activities take place, with beaches facing a coral basin where you can see rays, tropical fish and occasional manatees. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Serenade of the Seas Water sports, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and parasailing are all part of the action at Labadee, Royal Caribbean's 260-acre private beach resort on the north coast of Haiti. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Serenade of the Seas Water sports, snorkeling, kayaking and parasailing are all part of the action at Labadee, Royal Caribbean's 260-acre private beach resort on the north coast of Haiti. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Serenade of the Seas An aerial view of Labadee, Haiti, Royal Caribbean's 260-acre private beach playground on Haiti's north coast. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Odyssey of the Seas Cavort in the surf when your Royal Caribbean cruise takes you to Labadee, its 260-acre private beach resort on Haiti's north coast. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Grandeur of the Seas Take a jetski out for a spin when your Royal Caribbean sailing takes you to Labadee, its 260-acre private beach resort on Haiti's north coast. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Allure of the Seas Getaways done right: A couple watches the water action from a cabana in Labadee, Royal Caribbean's 260-acre private beach resort on the north shore of Haiti. Photo: Kent Miller · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Allure of the Seas Watersports, snorkeling, kayaking and parasailing are part of the action at Labadee, Royal Caribbean's 260-acre private beach resort on Haiti's north coast. Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Destination British Virgin Islands Snorkel, swim or sunbathe at a pristine lagoon in Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands. Photo: Tim McKenna · Courtesy of Paul Gauguin Cruises -
Destination British Virgin Islands Explore and find a secluded spot with your honey on Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands during your Tere Moana cruise. Photo: Tim McKenna · Courtesy of Paul Gauguin Cruises -
Destination St. Maarten/Saint Martin The view from Marigot on St. Maarten, one of the stops on your cruise through the Caribbean aboard Tere Moana. Photo: Tim McKenna · Courtesy of Paul Gauguin Cruises -
Destination St. Maarten/Saint Martin Tere Moana takes you to Marigot on St. Maarten, famous for its colorful Creole architecture and luxury boutiques. Photo: Tim McKenna · Courtesy of Paul Gauguin Cruises -
Destination Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Wallilabou Falls, a tourist attraction, is located about a mile north of Wallilabou Bay on St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Photo: Kay Wilson · Courtesy of St. Vincent & Grenadines Tourism Authority -
Destination Saint Vincent and the Grenadines A friendly Vincy parrot on St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Photo: Kay Wilson · Courtesy of St. Vincent & Grenadines Tourism Authority -
Destination Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Inside Black Point Tunnel on St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Photo: Kay Wilson · Courtesy of St. Vincent & Grenadines Tourism Authority -
Destination Saint Vincent and the Grenadines A butterfly on Volcano Trail on St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Photo: Kay Wilson · Courtesy of St. Vincent & Grenadines Tourism Authority
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