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Royal Caribbean Royal Beach Club Paradise Island: Bookings Now Open for December 2025

Cruises
July 8, 2025
The Points Party Team
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Royal Caribbean has opened bookings for its exclusive Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, debuting December 2025 in Nassau, Bahamas. Day passes start at $169.99 for unlimited open bar and dining at this first-of-its-kind all-inclusive beach club experience.

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TLDR: Royal Caribbean has officially opened bookings for its first-ever Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, debuting December 2025 in Nassau, Bahamas. Day passes start at $169.99 for unlimited open bar and dining, marking a new era of exclusive cruise experiences.

Royal Caribbean just made waves in the cruise industry by opening reservations for its groundbreaking Royal Beach Club Paradise Island. This isn't your typical included cruise port experience—it's a premium, all-inclusive beach club that's set to redefine what a perfect beach day looks like. For travelers looking to maximize their cruise experience, this represents an entirely new category of luxury shore excursions.

What Is Royal Beach Club Paradise Island?

Royal Beach Club Paradise Island is Royal Caribbean's first-ever beach club, opening in December 2025 on a 17-acre slice of paradise in Nassau, Bahamas. Unlike the cruise line's private islands like Perfect Day at CocoCay, this exclusive destination requires a separate day pass purchase.

The club features two pristine beaches, three stunning pools, the world's largest swim-up bar called The Floating Flamingo, and over 40 cabanas—all designed to deliver the ultimate all-inclusive beach experience. This concept builds on the success of other luxury cruise experiences but takes exclusivity to the next level.

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Pricing: What You'll Pay for Paradise

Royal Caribbean uses dynamic pricing for the beach club, meaning costs vary by sailing date and demand. Here's the current pricing structure:

Day Pass Options

Unlimited Open Bar & Dining Pass

  • Starting at $169.99 per person (ages 21+)
  • Includes unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
  • All-day dining access across three beach grills and 10 bars

Non-Alcoholic Drinks & Dining Pass

  • $129.99 for guests ages 13+
  • $109.99 for ages 4-12
  • Free for guests ages 3 and under

All passes include roundtrip water transportation, beach games for the whole family, Wi-Fi, umbrellas and lounge chairs, lockers and towels. For travelers concerned about protecting their belongings while enjoying beach activities, travel insurance can provide additional peace of mind for your vacation investment.

Premium Upgrades

For those wanting the ultimate experience, Royal Caribbean offers several VIP options:

  • Ultimate Family Cabana: $9,999.99 (includes day passes for up to 12 people) - Features a two-story retreat with slide, frozen drink machine, and personal attendant
  • Royal Pool Cabana: $2,999.99 (10 guests)
  • Beach Cabana: $2,199.99 (8 guests)
  • Day Bed at Party Cove: $549.99 (includes two all-inclusive day passes)
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Three Distinct Beach Experiences

Royal Beach Club Paradise Island is divided into three zones, each designed for different vibes:

Family Beach

Perfect for families looking to create memories together with pools, beaches, and family-friendly activities in a relaxed atmosphere. This zone caters to travelers seeking family-friendly vacation experiences with amenities designed for all ages.

Chill Beach

The most relaxing area of the club, featuring both a pool and beach with a long pool that includes a swim-up bar, designed for quiet, ambient relaxation. For those planning extended relaxation time, consider booking through Booking.com for additional accommodation options in Nassau.

Party Cove

Home to The Floating Flamingo, the world's largest swim-up bar, where vacationers can keep the party vibes going all day with DJ-spun tunes and nonstop beats. This area delivers the high-energy atmosphere that many cruise passengers seek during their Caribbean getaways.

How to Book Your Royal Beach Club Experience

Starting today, vacationers booked on sailings visiting Nassau beginning late December 2025 can purchase their all-inclusive day passes on Royal Caribbean's website. You can also book onboard at the Shore Excursions desk, though Royal Beach Club Paradise Island has a capacity that varies seasonally, so Royal Caribbean recommends booking ahead to secure admission.

For detailed pricing information and insider analysis, check out this comprehensive breakdown from the Royal Caribbean Blog.

Which Ships Visit Royal Beach Club Paradise Island?

Because the new beach club is on Paradise Island in Nassau, all Royal Caribbean ships that visit the capital of the Bahamas will have access to the exclusive destination. This includes departures from six US homeports on a variety of sailings, from the short weekend getaways of Utopia of the Seas from Port Canaveral to longer cruises aboard many ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet.

For travelers looking to maximize their cruise rewards, consider booking through Expedia for potential additional points earning opportunities.

Why This Matters for Cruise Passengers

Nassau has historically been one of the less popular cruise destinations, but Royal Beach Club Paradise Island is Royal Caribbean's attempt to reimagine Nassau and make it a desirable port on cruise itineraries.

Unlike Perfect Day at CocoCay or Labadee, admission costs extra, but this creates an exclusive experience with higher-quality amenities and more curated experiences.

What's Next for Royal Beach Club Collection

Royal Beach Club Paradise Island is just the beginning. Royal Caribbean has announced additional locations including Royal Beach Club Cozumel in 2026, Lelepa in early 2027, and Perfect Day Mexico in fall 2027. This expansion mirrors the cruise industry's broader trend toward exclusive destination experiences.

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Should You Book?

If you're sailing to Nassau from late December 2025 onward, Royal Beach Club Paradise Island offers a premium alternative to traditional Nassau shore excursions. While the $170+ price tag isn't insignificant, it includes everything you need for a full day of luxury: unlimited food, drinks, transportation, and access to exclusive amenities.

Day passes to the club are likely to sell out quickly, so interested travelers should reserve their space as soon as possible to ensure they can enjoy their exclusive visit. Before your cruise, make sure you have travel insurance to protect your vacation investment.

Ready to experience the ultimate beach day? Visit Royal Caribbean's website to secure your spot at Royal Beach Club Paradise Island and start planning your December 2025 getaway.

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