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Princess Cays

Country: Bahamas · Region: Caribbean · Arrival: Tender · Currency: US Dollar

Princess Cays is Princess Cruises' private beach resort on the southern tip of Eleuthera in the Bahamas, offering more than a half-mile of shoreline, a large sheltered swim area, water sports and a local craft market. Guests come ashore by tender.

Top sights

Princess Cays beach, snorkeling reefs, local craft market, private beachfront bungalows

Things to do

Snorkeling Reefs
Offshore reef areas with sunken features to explore using rental snorkel gear.
Water Sports
Rentals including kayaks, paddleboats, banana boats and floats in the protected swim area.
Local Craft Market
A cluster of stalls where Bahamian vendors sell straw goods, jewelry and souvenirs.
Private Bungalows
Rentable shaded beachfront bungalows that give you a more private base for the day.

Beaches

Princess Cays Beach
More than a half-mile of sand with a large roped-off swim area and calm shallow water.

Where to eat

Beach BBQ Pavilion
The included open-air buffet serving grilled fare, salads and desserts at lunch.

Weather in Princess Cays by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January76°F73°F3.0 in10
February76°F73°F1.1 in6
March76°F73°F1.4 in5
April77°F75°F1.6 in6
May79°F77°F4.2 in11
June82°F79°F3.0 in12
July84°F81°F2.3 in11
August85°F81°F3.4 in14
September84°F81°F3.8 in15
October83°F79°F5.3 in17
November80°F77°F2.9 in13
December78°F75°F2.6 in10

Getting around

Ships anchor and tender guests to the pier; the resort area is flat and walkable, spreading along the beach to quieter sections at the far end.

What to eat

A complimentary BBQ lunch is served at the Pavilion; beverages and premium drinks are available for purchase.

Tips

Reserve a bungalow or clamshade early, walk to the far end of the beach for fewer crowds, and bring water shoes as some entry points are rocky.

Best for

Beach relaxation, snorkeling, families

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