Royal Caribbean has officially opened its newest destination, Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, bringing a first-of-its-kind all-inclusive beach club experience to Nassau, The Bahamas. Designed to blend the natural beauty of the islands with Royal Caribbean’s signature experiences, the beach club offers vacationers a flexible and immersive way to enjoy their time ashore.

Guests visiting Nassau can now purchase all-inclusive day passes through Royal Caribbean’s website, granting access to a wide range of beachside amenities and experiences. The destination features two pristine beaches and three distinct pools, each catering to different moods, from lively celebrations to laid-back relaxation and family fun.

One of the major highlights of the beach club is The Floating Flamingo, the world’s largest swim-up bar, located in Party Cove. With DJ-spun music, tropical cocktails, dancing, and a dedicated VIP section, it serves as the heart of the beach party experience. Guests looking for a premium celebration can also reserve private spaces on The Party Deck, offering pool-front views, exclusive service, and an elevated party atmosphere.

Royal Beach Club Paradise Island has been thoughtfully designed with three main areas to suit every type of vacationer. Family Beach offers a welcoming space for guests of all ages, featuring The Shallow End zero-entry pool, beach games, and relaxed seating options. It is also home to the Ultimate Family Cabana, a two-level private space equipped with a whirlpool, slide, frozen drink machine, and dedicated attendant service.

For those seeking a more peaceful escape, Chill Beach provides white sand shores and access to The Deep End pool, complete with swim-up bar service offering cocktails and mocktails. Guests can further enhance their experience by booking beach or poolside cabanas that include upgraded amenities and personal service.

Beyond the beaches and pools, guests can enjoy unlimited dining at three beach grills and refreshments from 10 waterfront bars. The experience is enriched with live music, local artisan huts, and Bahamian-inspired design elements that reflect the culture and spirit of the islands. Essentials such as lounge chairs, umbrellas, towels, lockers, Wi-Fi, and roundtrip water ferry transportation are included as part of the all-inclusive offering.

Speaking about the launch, Michael Bayley, president and CEO of Royal Caribbean, said guests were looking for more ways to make the most of their time in The Bahamas, and the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island was created to meet that demand. He added that the opening marks a bold new chapter in Royal Caribbean’s growing portfolio of destination experiences.

Developed through a unique public-private partnership with the Bahamian government, the beach club supports the local economy by creating jobs and opportunities for Bahamian businesses and entrepreneurs. Local influence can be seen throughout the destination, from architecture and entertainment to shopping and food offerings.

Royal Beach Club Paradise Island joins Royal Caribbean’s popular Perfect Day at CocoCay and is the first in a lineup of upcoming beach club destinations planned across global locations in the coming years.