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Princess Cays, Bahamas
The half-mile shoreline is arranged for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and a relaxed barbecue day. Because Princess Cays is part of the larger inhabited island of Eleuthera, the view beyond the resort remains unmistakably Bahamian.
The Story of Princess Cays, Bahamas
Princess Cays is a private cruise resort on the southern end of Eleuthera in The Bahamas, used by Princess Cruises and other Carnival Corporation lines. Ships anchor offshore and tender guests to a landscaped beach complex beside the local community of Bannerman Town.
Princess Cays, Bahamas in Context
Princess Cays is a private cruise resort on the southern end of Eleuthera in The Bahamas, used by Princess Cruises and other Carnival Corporation lines. Ships anchor offshore and tender guests to a landscaped beach complex beside the local community of Bannerman Town.
What Makes It Special
The half-mile shoreline is arranged for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and a relaxed barbecue day. Because Princess Cays is part of the larger inhabited island of Eleuthera, the view beyond the resort remains unmistakably Bahamian.
Interesting Facts
The resort occupies more than 40 acres on Eleuthera. The seabed can be rocky in places, so water shoes are useful.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see the tender landing, beach, colorful buildings and clear water at Princess Cays.
The Story of Princess Cays, Bahamas
Princess Cays is a private cruise resort on the southern end of Eleuthera in The Bahamas, used by Princess Cruises and other Carnival Corporation lines. Ships anchor offshore and tender guests to a landscaped beach complex beside the local community of Bannerman Town.
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