Disney Castaway Cay Bahamas DCL private island

325 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Disney Cruise Line (325 Cruises)

Disney Destiny.

Disney Destiny

2508 Passengers
144256 tons
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DCL Disney Cruise Line Dream ship

Disney Dream

2500 Passengers
129690 tons
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DCL Disney Cruise Line Fantasy ship

Disney Fantasy

2500 Passengers
129750 tons
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Disney Treasure.

Disney Treasure

2492 Passengers
144256 tons
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disney wish

Disney Wish

2508 Passengers
144256 tons
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Frequently Asked Questions

Alongside, at a deep-water pier. This was long unique among private islands: you go ashore when you like and come back the same way, a valuable flexibility with young children.
Free trams shuttle between the pier, the family beaches and the adult area. Everything stays walkable for those who like to walk, with the old airstrip serving as the main avenue. Bicycles also rent by the hour.
Gorda Cay, an Abacos islet used as a smugglers' base: they used the airstrip for their questionable cargo. Disney turned it into its private port of call in 1997.
The family beach on the lagoon side, where the water is calm and shallow, Pelican Plunge with its giant tipping bucket, Scuttle's Cove supervised by the ship's youth counsellors, the snorkelling trail and photos with the characters in tropical outfits.
The beach reserved for guests 18 and over, at the far end of the island and reachable by tram: widely spaced loungers, a frozen cocktail bar and cabana massages facing the sea, by reservation. The contrast with the family bustle is striking.
Yes. The midday barbecue is included in the cruise: ribs, grilled fish, salads and unlimited ice cream, served in several shaded pavilions.
Yes, in a dedicated enclosure where an instructor explains how to feed and touch the stingrays before a swim alongside them.
Four buoys painted with the faces of Mickey, Pluto, Donald and Goofy, a rusted tribute to Mount Rushmore. It is one of the in-jokes to spot while exploring the island.
The Bahamian dollar, at par with the US dollar, and English. On the island everything is settled with the ship's card. Mail posted from the island goes out with Bahamian stamps, a favourite with collectors.
Bring water shoes: the sand turns scorching by midday. Private cabanas book months ahead, whereas the free umbrellas never run out. Runners can sign up for the timed morning 5K, before the heat.