Royal Beach Club Paradise Island passes go on sale this springRoyal Beach Club Paradise Island passes go on sale this spring

Vacationers can buy their all-inclusive day pass and reserve cabanas at Royal Beach Club Paradise Island starting this spring.

The first destination in Royal Carbbean International's Royal Beach Club Collection is scheduled to debut in Nassau a year from now, with three zones of enticements.

For 'every type of family and vacationer'

RCI President/CEO Michael Bayley said the Royal Beach Club Collection is designed for 'every type of family and vacationer to get everything they want out of their ideal beach day, no matter the vibe they're looking for.'

Spanning 17 acres on the western end of Paradise Island, Royal Beach Club Paradise Island invites those who purchase a day pass to get access to all amenities, with everything included from the first water taxi ride to bites, drinks and all things in between.

Swim-up bars, beach bars, cabanas

The destination will offer three swim-up bars, seven beach bars and more than 40 cabanas, including the Ultimate Family Cabana with personal attendant service.

Family Beach

Families can splash or relax at Family Beach, steps from The Shallow End zero-entry pool. Beach games will range from tug-of-war to paddle ball.

The family pool RENDERING: ROYAL CARIBBEAN

And the Ultimate Family Cabana will be an exclusive retreat with two stories of amenities, including a slide, whirlpool, frozen drink machine and more.

Chill Beach

At Chill Beach, vacationers can relax poolside at The Deep End and on the powdery white sand of Chill Beach. Shopping will be available at local artisan huts, and island flavors will range from grilled shrimp skewers to fire engine fritters.

This beachfront cove will keep the party vibes going with DJ-spun beats at what Royal Caribbean's touting as the world's largest swim-up bar, The Floating Flamingo.

And the Party Cove VIP space promises personal poolside service and great views.

Party Cove RENDERING: ROYAL CARIBBEAN

Developed and operated in a public-private partnership with The Bahamas government, Royal Beach Club Paradise Island will incorporate Bahamian influence throughout the architectural design and experience including live music, artisan shops and culinary fare.

Cruises from six homeports

Cruises giving access to Royal Beach Paradise Island will sail in from six homeports: Miami, Port Everglades, Port Canaveral, Cape Liberty (Bayonne, New Jersey), Port of Galveston and Baltimore.

Sailings range from three nights on Utopia of the Seas to seven nights on Symphony of the Seas.

Royal Caribbean also plans for Royal Beach Club Cozumel to join the collection in 2026.