Labadee Haiti Royal Caribbean private island
Haiti

160 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

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5400 Passengers
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, directly at the pier — a rare convenience for a private beach destination. No tenders: you walk off and everything else is on foot or by shuttle.
A private peninsula on Haiti's north coast, developed by Royal Caribbean for its own passengers. It is neither a town nor a street market: it is a managed beach day set in a landscape that is anything but artificial.
Columbus Cove, with waveless water where families settle in from morning; Nellie's Beach and its cabanas on stilts; and Adrenaline Beach, facing open swell, for those who like to feel the sea moving.
Yes. The midday buffet served under the trees is included in the call, as are the loungers. Purchases on the peninsula go on your ship card.
A zip line launching from a headland and running nearly eight hundred metres over the bay, among the longest over water anywhere. It costs extra and should be booked early: places go fast.
Beaches, loungers and the buffet are included. The Dragon's Breath zip line, the Dragon's Tail alpine coaster and the floating water park cost extra.
Yes, at the craft market, which gathers makers from the region: brightly coloured canvases, cut-iron sculpture from a technique born in Haitian workshops, basketry and carved wood. Bring cash; bargaining is part of the exchange.
Not really, and it is better said plainly. You see the hills of the Massif du Nord, the fishing village of Labadie across the bay, and you meet the Haitian staff, some of whom have worked here for decades. The craft market remains the main point of contact with the country's culture.
Yes. Columbus Cove offers waveless water ideal for children, the floating water park keeps them busy, and everything is reachable on foot or by shuttle within an enclosed area.
A hat and sunscreen: shade is limited at midday. Some cash for the craft market, with everything else on the ship card. The organised go ashore early: the chairs under the almond trees go first.