Baltimore, Bimini Island, Nassau, Perfect day at Coco Cay

Baltimore is a major port and a very popular tourist destination on the East Coast, in Maryland, USA. Baltimore has a long and rich history and is full of architecturally significant buildings. The Inner Harbor with the excellent museums and the magnificent National Aquarium is the heart of the city and attracts the vast majority of tourists

Located on the Bahamian island of New Providence, Nassau is both a big city, tropical idyll and ideal cruise destination. Colorful neighborhoods, lush vegetation and an amazing sea world are the perfect mix and match at this carefree paradise. You can explore the Old Town, shop the Straw Market or Potters' Cay and catch the flamingo show at Ardastra Gardens. For the best ending, try the underwater sights, in its wrecks, reefs and blue holes or swim with the dolphins! This tropical paradise presents a slower pace of life, so take the time to explore the island’s culture and history for a true Bahamian experience.

Surrounded by the gentle, translucent waters of the Bahamas chain lies the secluded island of CocoCay®, an eco-certified private destination owned by Royal Caribbean. Reserved exclusively for cruise ship guests, this 140-acre tropical paradise was awarded a Gold-Level Eco-Certification by Sustainable Travel International™ for its environmentally friendly activities and tours. With its white-sand beaches and spectacular surroundings, CocoCay is a wonderland of adventures. Explore new aquatic facilities, Caylana’s Aqua Park, parasailing, kayaking, snorkelling, nature trails and a ton of great places to just sit back, relax and enjoy a tropical drink or an island-style seaside barbecue

Baltimore is a major port and a very popular tourist destination on the East Coast, in Maryland, USA. Baltimore has a long and rich history and is full of architecturally significant buildings. The Inner Harbor with the excellent museums and the magnificent National Aquarium is the heart of the city and attracts the vast majority of tourists