Royal Caribbean has announced the latest addition to its beach club collection, Club Cozumel, scheduled to open in Mexico in 2026.
Club Cozumel
This beach club is sure to leave you amazed with its mesmerizing beaches, crystal-clear waters, and enticing swim-up bars. You can indulge in a variety of dining spots such as restaurants, bars, and lounges with magnificent views you do not want to miss. For those looking for a luxurious experience, private cabanas are available, providing you with a peaceful environment to unwind. Club Cozumel promises to be a perfect gateway to paradise, offering you an unforgettable experience. There will be so much to indulge in at this beach club with unbelievable activities from snorkelling to kayaking to cooking classes just to name a few. This is definitely a beach club you will want to stop off at on your next cruise to Cozumel.
There will be other magnificent locations that you will be stopping off at included in the itinerary when travelling to Cozumel. One of the itinerary will include Port Canaveral in Florida where you can go to the Skydive Space Centre with heights of 18,000 feet or why not get up close to the space shuttle Atlantis and a Saturn V rocket at the Kennedy Space Centre. You also will be docking at CocoCay which is a private destination only exclusive to Royal Caribbean guests.
Cozumel
Cozumel is a tropical island in the Caribbean Sea which is part of the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. It is a popular tourist destination with immaculate beaches and vibrant coral reefs. There is a rich cultural heritage with several historic sites to explore including the San Gervasio Ruins. The only has many festivals and events which gives the island a great atmosphere all year round. One popular festival is Carnival, which features colourful parades, music, and dancing. There is so much to do on this island from natural beauty and cultural heritage you will have a great time on the island.
Paradise Island
In addition to Club Cozumel, Royal Caribbean previously announced that Paradise Island will be the first in their line of beach clubs. The 17-acre site offers a wide range of places which include, 3 dining pavilions, 2 beach game huts, 3 pools and more. This private beach club is due to open in 2025. This is an amazing destination in the Bahamas which combine striking beaches ensuring that Royal Caribbean’s signature experience allow you to have the ultimate beach day. When entering the resort you will be welcomed by local architecture with incredible views of the Bahamas’ clear-blue waters and white-sand. There is going to be some exciting things to do on at Paradise Island that includes a Bahamian fare, island-style barbecues, live music, and local artisans. What more could you want to have.
Coco Beach Club
Coco Beach Club is another one of Royal Caribbean’s beach clubs. With a large stretch of white-sand beach with a massive lagoon where the party is ongoing. There are loads of activities to do at this club which includes snorkelling where you can explore the aquatic life and coral reefs of this beautiful island. Coco Beech is for all ages and welcomes families offering a shallow infinity edge pool, with waterslides to entertain the kids giving adults time to relax. The restaurant at Coco Beech offers snacks and options for little adventurers, these include delicious fresh baked cookies and brownies. This incredible beach club is located in the Bahamas with more than 120 acres for you to explore.
“We are are delighted to build on our longstanding partnership with the local community and government to continue bringing our guests to Mexico. The expansion of our destination offerings aligns with the growing global demand for the ultimate vacation experiences and enables our guests to connect with the beauty of local cultures and people in the places they visit.”
Jason Liberty, president and CEO, Royal Caribbean Group
“We are very proud that Royal Caribbean International has chosen Quintana Roo to build Royal Beach Club Cozumel as a new attraction for many of their guests visiting our magical island. My administration will always be committed to partnering and working very closely with the private sector to build modern and sustainable infrastructure and create local jobs for our people. These kinds of projects reaffirm our commitment to continue to be the top port of call in Latin America.”
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