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Adapted from Royal Caribbean Blog
Royal Caribbean introduced us this week to an incredible expansion project at CocoCay, their private island in The Bahamas. Perfect Day at CocoCay will roll out in phases, beginning Sept. 2018 with the completion of the pier, and the majority of the island will launch spring 2019. Coco Beach Club, the final experience to be completed, is set to open Nov. 2019. Here are some our favorite highlights from the project: Splash & Play You'll have the chance to thrill and chill as soon as you arrive in CocoCay (on the newly added pier). The shipwrecked Galleon features 30 water cannons to play with, along with Sprayaway Geyser, spraying water 82 feet in the air. Royal Caribbean has been upgrading their fleet by adding a new aquatic adventure parks to their ships and we're happy to see that they are mirroring it with a grand version of the aqua park, Splashaway Bay on the island paradise. Splashaway Bay will feature fountains, pools, sprinklers, geysers, water cannons and whirlpools – plus five kid-size waterslides and two massive drench buckets. Dining At Captain Jack’s, the island hangout and meet-up spot, guests can grab a drink at the rowboat bar and enjoy waterfront views or chow down on chicken wings and crispy steak fries – the house specialty. For a nautical, world-traveled vibe, guests can opt to head to Skipper’s Grill for lunchtime favorites like burgers, sandwiches, tacos and salads. Thrills For more adventuresome guests, Thrill Waterpark, will be in the middle of Perfect Day at CocoCay. It is home to two brag-worthy water towers with 13 slides – the most slides found in any waterpark in the Caribbean – as well as the Caribbean’s largest wave pool and a kid-friendly obstacle course pool. Key features of Thrill Waterpark will include:
Birds-Eye View Up, Up and Away! This colorful helium balloon will take guests 450 feet above CocoCay to provide the highest vantage point in The Bahamas and offer views all around the island. Largest Freshwater Pool Royal Caribbean is planning to add the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean at Oasis Lagoon where guests can find a spot among three distinct coves, each with their own vibe. There will be a swim-up bar, zero entry pool access, or three mini swim-up islands with in-water loungers. Beach Time If you are looking to enjoy time on the beach, Chill Island may be the place for you. Royal Caribbean promises vacationers can find pristine, crystal-clear tropical waters and white powder-like sand Chill Grill, the largest dining venue on the island, will offer beachside dining with fresh bites. Guests will also find beach day favorites here, including wave runner excursions, boat tours, snorkeling to see the spectacular marine life, as well as plentiful cabanas and daybeds for relaxation under the shade. There will also be beach bars with roaming bartenders. South Beach will offer many activities to do while at the beach, such as volleyball, beachside basketball, soccer, paddle boarding, glass-bottom kayaking and zorbing in an inflatable zorb ball. You can grab a bite at the Snack Shack or wade out to the floating bar to cool off with a drink. If relaxation is more their speed, photo-worthy teepee cabanas, as well as daybeds, are perfect for napping and snapping in the shade. A Luxury Retreat The Coco Beach Club will offer the first and only overwater cabanas in The Bahamas that seeks to offer guests with an additional level of luxury. Cabanas at the Coco Beach Club come with an overwater hammock, waterslide and private attendant. In addition, beachside cabanas and daybeds will offer up a private slice of paradise. Elsewhere, guests can find zen at a freshwater infinity edge pool and bar, spanning an expansive 2,600-plus feet, or enjoy an exclusive dining venue that serves up freshly made Mediterranean fare with a side of ocean views. Share the knowledge
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