We Spent $$$ on Royal Caribbean’s NEW Beach Club | Expectations vs Reality

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The creator evaluates the Royal Caribbean Royal Beach Club in Nassau, Bahamas, comparing the experience to the brand's existing destination, Coco Cay. The review covers logistical details such as the short ferry ride from the cruiseport and the necessity of walking through the port upon return. The property is divided into three zones: Chill Beach, Party Cove, and Family Beach. While the creator praises the temperature controlled pools and the accessibility provided by concrete walkways, they note that the ocean waves are significantly rougher than those at Coco Cay. Food quality is described as good, but the menu is criticized for its limited variety and lack of healthy or dietary specific options. The creator highlights that while the service from local staff is exceptional, the cost per person can be high compared to the all inclusive nature of Coco Cay. Ultimately, the creator concludes that the value depends heavily on the booking price, suggesting that the club is worth visiting if secured at a discount, but may not be worth the full price if travelers are already planning to visit Coco Cay during the same cruise.
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Some people say it's incredible, others say it's way overpriced. And I got to tell you, some things we loved and some things not so much.
The food, everything we tried was really good.
The staff at the Royal Beach Club is absolutely incredible. Everyone we interacted with was so friendly, so helpful, and genuinely seemed happy to be there.
If you're going to Coco K on the same stop and you have to pay full price of $200 per person, I would personally say skip it.
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