What it's like
CocoCay is a small island in the Bahamas. Its nature trails cross the whole island, running the full length and width of the land. They give visitors a way to see the island away from the beaches and pools.
The trails start on the north side of the island. From there you walk the trails on your own, choosing a route and stopping where you like. Wear comfortable shoes and carry water for the walk.
Good to know
- Hiking here is done on your own on foot; no guided hike is set up on the trails.
- The trails reach the whole island, so you can keep to the shade of the paths or walk out to the far shores.
- The trails start on the north side of the island.
Island nature trails
Walking trails cross the whole island of CocoCay, from one shore to the other. You can set your own pace and turn back whenever you like.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Coco Beach Club
Coco Beach Club is a private retreat at Perfect Day at CocoCay with an infinity pool over the ocean, overwater cabanas, and a powder-sand beach reserved for club guests.
Chill Island
Chill Island is the east-side beach at CocoCay, with powdery white sand and clear tropical water. It sits a short walk from Arrivals Plaza, one of the quickest beaches to reach.
Thrill Waterpark
Thrill Waterpark is the island's big water attraction, on the thrill side of CocoCay. Two towers hold the waterslides, and two pools sit at the base, including the Wave Pool.
Harbor Beach
Harbor Beach is a shallow, white-sand beach on CocoCay, a short walk from the arrivals area. It is set up for families, with a central fountain and room to build sand castles.
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