Labadee Beach is surrounded by clear water and white sandy beaches, a peninsula exclusive to Royal Caribbean guests in Haiti. Lounge on one of the many beaches, enjoy water toys and take a ride on the roller coaster. This English-speaking resort has much to offer to its cruise guests as a luxury stop on Caribbean cruises.

Unlike CocoCay (which is a flat island), Labadee is a lush, mountainous peninsula on Haiti's northern coast. It offers a more "rugged" and tropical feel with dramatic cliffs and dense greenery. It is entirely private and fenced off, accessible only to Royal Caribbean guests.

• Adrenaline Beach: Located on the "windy" side of the peninsula. It’s the hub for activity, featuring beach volleyball, the end of the zip line, and a floating bar in the water.
• Columbus Cove: The furthest from the ship but often the best for families. It has the softest sand, the calmest water, and the Arawak Aqua Park (floating inflatables).
• Nellie’s Beach: A beautiful, sheltered cove that is famous for its overwater cabanas. It’s a great spot for kayaking and snorkeling.
• Barefoot Beach: An exclusive area reserved only for Suite guests and Pinnacle-level loyalty members. It features an upgraded lunch buffet (often including steak or lobster).
• Dragon’s Plaza: The first area you hit when you get off the ship. It has the main tram station and basic facilities.

1. Dragon’s Breath Flight Line: The "crown jewel" of Labadee. It is the world’s longest overwater zip line, starting 500 feet up the mountain and soaring 2,600 feet across the bay.
2. Dragon’s Tail Coaster: An alpine coaster where you control your own speed as you fly down the mountainside through 360-degree turns.
3. The Artisan Market: This is one of the few places you interact with local Haitians.

   • Pro Tip: Be prepared for aggressive sales tactics. If you aren't looking to buy, it's best to bypass the "Artisan Village" and stick to the "Artisan Market" building where vendors are a bit more relaxed. Haggling is expected.

• Included BBQ: Lunch is complimentary at Columbus Cove Cafe, Dragon’s Tail Cafe, and Café Labadee. Expect standard cruise BBQ: burgers, hot dogs, jerk chicken, and various salads.
• The Labaduzee: Labadee's version of the Coco Loco. It’s a frozen, fruity concoction that is incredibly refreshing. If you have a drink package, it’s included!

• The Tram: Similar to CocoCay, there is a free tram that loops the peninsula. Take it all the way to Columbus Cove first to beat the crowds, then work your way back.
• Watch the Sand: Because Labadee is a natural peninsula, the sand can be rocky or have coral pieces in some areas. Water shoes are highly recommended here.
• Bug Spray: Unlike the Bahamas, the tropical foliage here can attract sand flies (no-see-ums), especially in the late afternoon. Bring a small bottle of repellent.
• Lockers: There are lockers available for rent, but if you are just heading to a beach chair, most people simply tuck their bags under their loungers.