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Celebration Key

Celebration Key

Grand Bahama, Bahamas · Caribbean

Cruise ships dock at Celebration Key Pier, Grand Bahama.

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Carnival's $600M private destination on Grand Bahama: free entry, two giant freshwater lagoons and beaches, reached by a pier (no tender).

🚢 Docked port0 km / 0 mi to city centre
Onboard drink packages do not apply on the island, so drinks are charged separately; premium areas like Pearl Cove Beach Club and cabanas sell out, so book ahead.
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At a glance

Walk-off possibleFamily friendlyMobility friendlyTourist info at dockSouvenir shops at dockWheelchair accessible at dockMin. 3h neededAllow 60 min return buffer

Port summary

Celebration Key (opened July 2025) is a private-destination port day, not a town: ships dock at the island's pier so you walk straight off. Entry is free and chairs are complimentary; the two giant Starfish and Calypso lagoons, beaches and Paradise Plaza are open to all. The Suncastle water slides, Pearl Cove Beach Club (18+), cabanas and most drinks are paid extras, and one meal is included through Carnival's Island Eats program.

Cruise dock

Celebration Key Pier

Carnival's purpose-built cruise pier at Celebration Key (opened July 2025) lets ships dock directly so guests walk off into Paradise Plaza; no tender needed. It holds two of Carnival's largest ships, with an extension underway for more. Coordinates are destination-level (the pier is not separately mapped in OSM).

Latitude: 26.573151, Longitude: -78.494243

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Getting to Grand Bahama

From the cruise terminal to the city centre

On footRecommended
5 min Free

Ships dock at the pier so you walk straight ashore; Paradise Plaza and the nearer portals are a flat walk away.

Walk off the ship onto the pier and into Paradise Plaza.

TramRecommended
8 min Free

Complimentary trams connect the pier with the five portals across the large site, handy for reaching Pearl Cove or the far lagoon.

Tram stops at Paradise Plaza and each portal.

Map & things to do

Money & payments

Currency: US dollar ($) Cash needed: rarely

Everything ashore is charged to your onboard Sail & Sign account; you do not need cash. The Bahamian dollar is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does my cruise ship dock in Grand Bahama?
Your ship docks directly at the Grand Bahama cruise terminal in Bahamas.
Can I walk from the cruise port into Grand Bahama?
Yes. Grand Bahama is walkable from the cruise port — many cruisers reach the city centre on foot.
How do I get from the cruise port to Grand Bahama centre?
Typical options include On foot, Tram. Durations and costs are listed in the transport section above.
How much time do I need in Grand Bahama?
Plan for at least 3 hours ashore to see Grand Bahama independently and return to the ship with a safe buffer.
What currency is used in Grand Bahama and are cards accepted?
Grand Bahama uses the US dollar. Carry some cash for markets, taxis, and smaller vendors — cards aren't accepted everywhere.
Is there Wi-Fi at the cruise port?
Wi-Fi isn't reliably available at the Grand Bahama cruise terminal. Consider a local SIM or your cruise line's data package.
When should I be back at the ship?
Cruise lines usually require all passengers on board about 30 minutes before scheduled departure. Confirm the exact all-aboard time on your daily programme.

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