Royal Beach Club Paradise Island. Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean
Step off one of the Royal Caribbean ships that stop in Nassau, The Bahamas for an epic excurison at the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island. The executives at Royal Caribbean listened to guests suggestions and provided a beach club experience with Royal’s signature touches.
On Dec. 23, 2025, Royal Caribbean VIPs, cruise vacationers, community members and Bahamian government officials were among the first to visit this new one-of-a-kind and all-inclusive beach and pool day experience.
Now any Royal Caribbean vacationer stopping in Nassau can purchase an all-inclusive day pass on Royal Caribbean’s website.
Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean
During the official ribbon-cutting ceremony, the Royal Caribbean Executives Jason Liberty, President and Chief Executive Officer of Royal Caribbean Group, and Michael Bayley, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean International, excitedly shared how the beach club first broke ground in April 2024.
“Guests told us they were looking for more ways to make the most of their vacations in The Bahamas, and that’s exactly what we’ve created with Royal Beach Club Paradise Island. Whether it’s a chill day on the island’s two pristine beaches or the ultimate beach party at the world’s largest swim-up bar, we’ve crafted a destination that caters to every mood,” said Michael Bayley, president and CEO, Royal Caribbean. “The opening of our first Royal Beach Club introduces a bold new kind of beach experience, and it’s just the start of what’s to come in our growing destination portfolio.’
Royal Caribbean Ferry. Photo Courtesy of Royal Caribbean
Colorful water ferries transport cruise guests from the ships to the Royal Beach Club on Paradise Island. There is something for every type of vibe and vacationer. Those looking to relax might find Chill Beach ideal for the day. Guests ready to party in the Caribbean sun will enjoy the amenities at Party Cove, while those with children will want to spend their time at Family Beach.
The Floating Flamingo Pool & Bar. Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean
Each ‘neighborhood’ has its own swimming pool and beach area for guests to enjoy. At Party Cove, The Floating Flamingo is the world’s largest swim-up bar with a DJ and The Party Deck. Located on the second floor, this area offers a private pool-front space with stunning ocean views, and a dedicated food and beverage service for up to 12 guests.
One of the three pools. Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean
For more laidback energy check out Chill Beach and find a chair at The Deep End pool. It is the place to sip a refreshing beverage and enjoy a meal by the beach or pool, as food and drinks are just a few steps away.
Families of all ages can splash and slide all day in the pool or tropical turquoise water at Family Beach. Reserve one of the brand new two-level Ultimate Family Cabanas with a private whirlpool, wet-dry slide, frozen drink machine and premium attendant service.
The Shallow End zero-entry pool provides relaxing lounges in the sun and shade at the beach with friendly beach games like spike ball and ring toss.
Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean.
Beach club guests can refuel with unlimited bites at three different beach grills. There are 10 waterfront bars for cocktails, mocktails, beer and sparkling bubbly to keep guests refreshed, hydrated and happy.
Local culture and music. Photo courtesy of Royal Caribbean
Throughout the beach club guests will immerse themselves in local culture with live music, local artisans, and opportunities to shop.
Now Royal Caribbean fans can kick off 2026 in Nassau for a new island, beach, pool and club experience. Specials are available now, such as the All-In-Sale, where cruisers can receive up to $900 off their cruise, plus the third and fourth cruise guests sail free, and cruisers receive 40% off onboard extras.
Royal Caribbean ships that visit Nassau include Wonder of the Seas, Freedom of the Seas, Radiance of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas.
