CocoCay Cruise Port
Ships dock directly at a pier on the north side of CocoCay, so there is no tender ride. CocoCay is a private island, and Arrivals Plaza is where the island's activities begin. A tram runs about every 10 minutes all day from Arrivals Plaza to Coco Beach Club.
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Where ships dock
Cruise ships dock directly at a pier on the north side of CocoCay, also known as Little Stirrup Cay, so no tender is needed. Royal Caribbean International calls here on its cruises.
Getting into town
CocoCay is a private island, and Arrivals Plaza is where the adventure begins on arrival. Ships dock at the north-side pier, and Arrivals Plaza is the starting point for the island's attractions.
Getting around
A tram runs about every 10 minutes all day from Arrivals Plaza to Coco Beach Club. On foot from Arrivals Plaza, Thrill Waterpark is about 3 minutes away, Harbor Beach about 5 minutes and Oasis Lagoon about 8 minutes.
Near the pier
Arrivals Plaza has a live junkanoo band, a ZipLine Takeoff ride across the harbor, and water cannons on a shipwrecked galleon. Captain Jill's Galleon, a shipwreck play structure with slides and water cannons, sits right next to Thrill Waterpark. Skipper's Grill, a harbor-view restaurant, serves complimentary salads, sandwiches, tacos, burgers and grilled food.
Questions people ask
Do you need a tender to get to CocoCay?
No. A pier on the north side of the island lets cruise ships dock directly, so passengers walk off the ship without a tender ride.
How do you get around CocoCay?
On foot and by tram. A tram runs about every 10 minutes all day from Arrivals Plaza to Coco Beach Club, and from Arrivals Plaza it is about 3 minutes on foot to Thrill Waterpark, 5 minutes to Harbor Beach and 8 minutes to Oasis Lagoon.
Do you need to bring towels to CocoCay?
Yes, bring them from the ship. Towels must be grabbed from the ship before going to the beaches.