Royal Caribbean just shared Perfect Day Mexico, Beach Club Info & More
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Matt from RoyalCaribbean.com provides a detailed breakdown of Royal Caribbean's upcoming private destinations and beach clubs. He begins with the Royal Beach Club at Paradise Island in Nassau, which is scheduled to open in December 2025 as a paid, all-inclusive experience featuring three distinct zones: Chill Beach, Party Cove, and Family Beach. The creator then discusses Perfect Day Mexico, set to open in September 2027. This project involves the redevelopment of the port of Costamaya and includes various zones such as Fiesta Plaza, Chill Beach, Costa Beach Club, and the adults-only El Hideaway. He highlights the massive scale of the Splash Cove area, which will feature a long lazy river and a large water park. Additionally, the video covers the Royal Beach Club Cosmel in Mexico, opening in December 2026, and Lepa in Vanuatu, which is expected to open in December 2026. Unlike the other destinations, Lepa is described as a chill, inclusive island operation without a thrill factor. The creator concludes that these expansive private destinations will fundamentally change the cruising experience by offering unique, high-value options that differentiate Royal Caribbean from other cruise lines.
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Royal Caribbean just revealed everything we wanted to know about its new private beaches, destinations, and places around the world
This is a major change because it's going to open up so many different ways to expand how we spend our day at the beach
Perfect day Mexico is really the crown jewel here
I think perfect Mexico is going to be a transformative success
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