Coco Cay - Cruise Ship Port - Bahamas. - Cruise Ship Ports on Waymarking.com

The uninhabited island of Coco Cay was known as Little Stirrup Cay before it became the private island stop for the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line. There are no large port facilities on the island so tender boats run back and forth to the cruise ships. Once on the island, cruise guests are surrounded by opportunities: strawmarket shopping (as markets are known in The Bahamas where many different products are made from straw), swimming, snorkeling, diving, kayaking, watercraft riding, hiking, and lots of eating.

"CocoCay is located on the northern end of Berry Islands chain near Great Harbour Cay. It has 140 acres offering beautiful, white sandy beaches with hundreds of lounge chairs. There are a lot of hammocks that are scattered among the entire island. Moreover, since this is a cruise ship destination there are bars as well as waiters walking among the chairs taking your drink orders". source:- (visit link)

Name of the Cruise Ship if one is in 'Port'.: Majesty of the Seas Date you visited or photographed this 'Cruiseship and Port ': 04/01/2011

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