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Fort Lauderdale, then Princess Cays, then Amber Cove, then San Juan (Puerto Rico), then Philipsburg, then Saint John's, then Basseterre, then Fort Lauderdale
10 nights, 7 ports
Princess Cruises, Ship: Coral Princess
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Southern tip of Eleuthera, Bahamas · Princess Cruises
Princess Cays
Princess Cays occupies a leased stretch at the southern tip of Eleuthera, Bahamas, more than 40 acres with over half a mile of white-sand beach. Princess Cruises has run it as a beach-day stop since 1992.
Included in the fare
- Beach access and loungers
- Shaded areas along the beach
Costs extra
- Cabanas
- Kayak and snorkeling equipment rental
- Bar service
Beaches
A single long beach, over half a mile, with no waterpark or themed areas attached.
Food
A beachfront barbecue is part of the normal call. Bar service and any specialty food cost extra.
Activities
Kayaking, snorkeling, and straightforward beach time rather than built attractions.
Who it suits
Couples and families who want a quiet beach afternoon without a waterpark's crowds.
History and facts
- Princess Cruises has operated the destination since 1992.
- It sits at the southern end of Eleuthera, on a leased stretch rather than a separate island.
1 sailing calls here
Princess Cruises itineraries that stop at Princess Cays, starting prices per person based on two adults sharing, confirmed in a quote.
Common questions
- What is there to do at Princess Cays?
- Swimming, kayaking, and snorkeling along a half-mile beach, with cabanas and bar service available for an extra charge.
- Is Princess Cays a separate island?
- No. It is a leased beach peninsula at the southern tip of Eleuthera, Bahamas, not a standalone island.
- Which ships call at Princess Cays?
- Only Princess Cruises sailings that include it on their itinerary. Check a specific cruise's day-by-day plan for whether it stops there.
Princess Cruises · Full port guide for Princess Cays · All private islands