Royal Caribbean Opens Bookings for First Royal Beach Club in The Bahamas

Royal Caribbean Opens Bookings for First Royal Beach Club in The Bahamas

By Manu Vardhan Kannan

Published on July 6, 2025

Royal Caribbean has officially opened bookings for its highly anticipated Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, the brand’s first beach club experience debuting in December 2025 in The Bahamas. Designed to redefine the ultimate beach day, the all-inclusive destination merges Royal Caribbean’s signature service with the vibrant Bahamian spirit. Guests booked on cruises visiting Nassau from late December 2025 can now reserve all-inclusive day passes featuring access to pristine beaches, three pools, and 10 bars—including the world’s largest swim-up bar, The Floating Flamingo.

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The beach club also introduces the Ultimate Family Cabana, a two-story private retreat with a personal attendant, whirlpool, slide, and more for up to 12 guests. Whether vacationers seek chill vibes at The Deep End pool, family-friendly fun, or DJ-driven party energy on The Party Deck, the Royal Beach Club offers an experience for every mood. 

Authentic island fare, live music, local artisan shops, and inclusive perks such as roundtrip water transportation, Wi-Fi, lockers, umbrellas, and towels complete the experience. Day passes available for adults with unlimited open bar and dining, while non-alcoholic options available for both teens and kids.

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Additional upgrades include beach and poolside cabanas, drink package bundles, and exclusive access to The Party Deck’s private poolside service. The Royal Beach Club Paradise Island will be accessible via cruises from six U.S. cities and marks the first in a growing list of exclusive destinations, with Royal Beach Club Cozumel and Perfect Day Mexico set to follow in the coming years.


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