Insider guides to the ports your ship actually visits: where you dock, how to get around, the best beaches, what costs extra, and the free version of a perfect day.
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Royal Caribbean's private island, mapped: every beach, the waterpark, the upcharge areas, and the free version of a perfect day.
Mexico's busiest cruise port, mapped: the three piers, ranked beach clubs, ruins worth the trip, and the scooter warning everyone skips.
The Bahamas' busiest port, mapped: the rebuilt terminal, ranked beaches, the Atlantis day-pass decision, and the Fish Fry crawl.
The Caribbean's busiest port, mapped: the two piers, ranked beaches, the St. John ferry decision, and the $1,600 duty-free rule.
Two countries, one island, mapped: the cruise pier, ranked beaches, Maho's jumbo-jet beach, and the honest French-side day-trip math.
The walled city, mapped: the two pier areas, El Morro and San Cristobal, the $1 Bacardi ferry, and the rainforest-or-beach decision.
The pier Royal Caribbean built, mapped: the Georgian town walk, Dunn's River Falls timing, the Martha Brae, and the glowing lagoon.
The great tender port, mapped: Stingray City's sandbar, ranked Seven Mile beaches, Hell, the Turtle Centre, and the George Town walk.
The sugar isle you walk straight into, mapped: Brimstone Hill's fortress, the Scenic Railway's cane-field loop, ranked peninsula beaches, and the Nevis ferry.
The island that does it all in one port day, mapped: Carlisle Bay's turtles, Harrison's Cave's underground tram, Bathsheba's wild east coast, and the Friday-night fish fry at Oistins.