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Bahamian Ports of Call

Bahamian Ports of Call

Disney Cruise Line Bahamian cruises visit tropical ports with beautiful beaches and sparkling water. Disney also adds in the option of memorable shore excursions to make an unforgettable adventure. Are you looking for a private island? Disney has one in the form of Castaway Cay, and most of the Disney Cruise Line Bahamian cruises stop there. Here are the Ports of Call from Disney’s Bahamian cruises.

Castaway Cay

Enjoy the white sand beaches on Castaway Cay, Disney’s private island in the Bahamas! Of the island’s 1,000 acres, only 55 acres have been developed for guest use. There are beautiful beaches with areas reserved for kids, teens, families, and adults-only. Each person can find his place to have fun and relax. The cruise ship docks right at the island, allowing guests to walk off the ship. Port adventures abound, and the Key to the World card can be used for purchases on the island.  Click here to see a map of Castaway Cay.

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Nassau, Bahamas

Nassau is a city on New Providence Island in the Bahamas. Back in the 17th century, the area was controlled by pirates, including Blackbeard; however, today, Nassau is the capital city of the Bahamas. In Nassau, there are well-preserved colonial buildings (evidence of Nassau’s former status as a British Colony), duty-free shopping, a straw market touted as one of the largest in the world, beautiful beaches, exciting land, and seashore excursions, and much more.

Port Canaveral, Florida

Port Canaveral is a homeport for Disney Cruise Lines. Cape Canaveral is home to Kennedy Space Center and is just over an hour away from Walt Disney World. Cape Canaveral also has beaches to surf, deep-sea fishing, and the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge (bald eagles, manatees, alligators, and more).

Miami, Florida

This port of departure is a great place to begin a trip to the islands. The warm weather and fun vibe in the sunshine state will get you ready for a fantastic vacation. Here you can experience the culture of nearby Cuba and visit the famous South Beach.

Galveston, Texas

Here, you can begin your trip to the islands by leaving from an island! This historic location has beautiful, sandy Gulf Coast beaches to explore; not to mention a state park full of adventure, Pleasure Pier amusement park, and the famous Moody Gardens.

New York, New York

The city that never sleeps! What a place to visit before or after your cruise. This port sees ships departing for the Bahamas, Canada, and the Caribbean. New York is a great place to extend your vacation with some sightseeing in the big apple.

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