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The Gazeebos are in this section and this is as far as characters go on the Island.Cookies is located here as well as some of the bars with alcoholic drinks for purchase with your Key to the World card. There are also games at in-da-shade games including, basketball, ping pong etc. The fabulous Kids’ Club Staff will supervise some splash activities in Scuttle’s Cove. If you plan on dropping your kids off at the supervised play areas, this is a great beach because the area is right behind you. (Life vests are mandatory in the Snorkel Lagoon and provided at life guard stations.) Keep your eyes peeled for Hidden Mickeys in the water. The Snorkel Lagoon is straight ahead with some amazing snorkeling. This is the largest of the beaches and where most people will set up shop for the day. Section B – The first “cove” is the Family Beach. (Your key to the world card does not work at this location so-bring cash and they will make change, no more than a dollar is needed.) Write a note to someone or even to yourself and mail it with a Stamp from the Bahamas on the Island. There are two complimentary post cards in your stateroom drawer. Want a fun souvenir? The post office is also in this section. Strollers rentals are complimentary and have wheels for sand. Tip: Disney has transportation for people who might need assistance here.This is not an area for laying out for the day though you may see a few chairs and umbrellas there. The boat beach is there so if you are parasailing, renting jet skis, swimming with stingrays or choose one of the fishing excursions you will begin there. Section A: As you exit the ship there are some great photo opportunities, so get your cameras ready! This is also where you will catch most of your excursions. As you can see on the map below, there are trams available with three stops two are for the family destinations and the third is for the adult-only area called Serenity Bay. Location! Location! Location! The best way to explain the island is in sections. It is however often found all over the ship now.

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At this time, a gluten free bread is not available on the island with the sandwich services. Even the sandwiches are great tasting and there are a couple options, one being a vegetarian option. Around 2pm the cast members will head back to the ship to prep dinner service and they will place out sandwiches in containers.Water is free, no need to bring any or buy any on the island. This is a cruise tip in general, nobody wants to spend their time going back and forth to the drink station, especially on the island.

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The BBQ is amazing! Plus all the fresh fruit, desserts, chips and ice cream you can handle. There is a great BBQ lunch with usual hot dogs and chicken sandwiches. It’s included in your cruise fare, so eat up! Food will be served in 3 locations: Cookies, Cookies Too and Serenity Bay. Keep in mind there is not tram service for those headed to the start line for the 5K. Those in the 5K are also usually first off the ship.

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This is the fastest way off the ship because the cast members check your Key to The World Card, Driver’s License and you can quickly bypass the long lines once docked.

You can either drop them off at the kids’ club on the island or stay with another adult from your party while you run your race. You can also bring your family with you to exit the ship. There is a giant “treasure box” where you can store your bag during the run/jog/walk. Bring a day bag with extra sunscreen and your swim suit. You can also work off the extra soufflé you ate last night. It’s free and you get a great medal with some bragging rights. The fastest way off the ship? Sign up for the Castaway Cay 5K at Guest Services or Port Adventures Desk.

Sometimes it’s fun to find the approximately 50 – 60 staff members that actually live on the island and ask them a little about Island life.

In my head however, I like to believe it was really a Jack Sparrow stop and if I dig long enough and hard enough I will find some treasure or rum smuggled onto the island. While you don’t hear much about it, the landing strip is part of a clue. Castaway Cay was actually named Gorda Cay, had no beaches, and was a drug smuggler stop in the 70s. Disney has a 99-year lease on the Bahamian Island.

Although Disney Cast Members won’t often tell you, there is a sordid history of the island.

Contact one of our amazing Disney Travel Planners for more information on different itineraries.

Some cruise itineraries include a “double dip” Castaway Cay Stop.

Only those from your cruise will be docking on that day. No other ships or cruise lines will dock here.

The island is only for Disney Cruise Line guests.

Isn’t she a beauty? Make sure to snap a photo of your Disney Cruise Line ship as your disembark on Castaway Cay