Perfect Day at CocoCay is Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas, and getting around is very easy.
The island underwent a major refurbishment and re-opened in 2019 as Perfect Day at CocoCay, which offers guests a wider choice of fun activities to do while visiting.
Getting onto the island is complimentary, and not dissimilar from any other port you visit. Since this is a private island, only Royal Caribbean ships can stop here, and the choice of what you can do during the day is quite extensive.
You will find plenty of signs around the island to let you know how to get to various places, but a map gives a great overview of the layout of Perfect Day at CocoCay as it looks in 2025.
Download the full 2025 Perfect Day at CocoCay map
The island is divided up into a few major areas to help navigate, as well as provide a simple overview of what is offered in each area.
You'll also see color coded paths around the island's main walkways.
The light green walkway will take you to Chill Island, which is the classic beach day experience.
The light blue walkway will take you right to the CocoCay water park.
The orange walkway will take you to the Oasis Lagoon pool.
Chill Island is the name of the traditional beach day area on the island's west end. If you had been to CocoCay before it became Perfect Day at CocoCay, this should be the most familiar to you.
Chill Island is a laid-back area, which features a large beach expanse with plenty of seating and umbrellas for guests to use.
There is no cost to access Chill Island.
Oasis Lagoon is located in the center of the island, and is the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean. For those who prefer a pool day over a beach day, this is heaven and features a large swim-up bar.
There is no cost to access Oasis Lagoon.
Coco Beach Club is an exclusive area for guests who want a limited access, elevated beach day experience.
When you pay to get into the Coco Beach Club, there is a private beach with seating and umbrellas, as well as an infinity pool. The beach club has its own restaurant available for anyone who enters the club, which serves up the kind of top-notch food you would find on the cruise ship.
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There is an extra admission cost for Coco Beach Club.
South Beach is located on the eastern side of CocoCay, and is the perfect beach retreat for anyone who values seclusion.
Another holdover from the original CocoCay, South Beach is a long expanse of sand and shore to enjoy.
There is no cost to access South Beach.
Thrill Waterpark is where water slide fans will want to visit to enjoy some incredible thrills.
At the heart of Thrill Waterpark is Daredevil's Tower, which has slides of various thrill factors, including the tallest waterslide in North America, Daredevil's Peak.
The other major slide complex in the park is Splash Summit, which has six really fun slides for the entire family.
Thrill Waterpark Map
You will also find the Caribbean's biggest wave pool to enjoy in Thrill Waterpark.
There is an extra cost for admission into Thrill Waterpark.
Harbor Beach is the closest beach to the pier that brings you back to the ship, and it is great for anyone who wants no waves.
Since it is an inlet, it is a great area for inexperienced swimmers, young children, or anyone else who prefers extremely calm ocean water.
There is no additional cost to access Harbor Beach.
Hideaway Beach is the newest expansion of the island, and it's an area exclusively for adults.
Hideaway Beach is only available for guests who are at least 18 years old.
There is a large beach, along with a heated pool. It has a party vibe, as there's a DJ at the pool that plays music and keeps the atmosphere lively.
There is an extra cost for admission to Hideaway Beach.
Perfect Day at CocoCay cabana map
Cabanas are a very popular option for a day in the sun. Here is a map of all of the cabana and daybed locations at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Cabanas at Perfect Day at CocoCay are available for rent in six different areas, while day beds are available in four areas.
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