TracieT. 2 Report post Posted October 15 Favorite place to swim, play in the sand, snorkel & explore in Labadee, that doesn't cost anything? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
YOLO 246 Report post Posted October 15 Adrenaline Beach is free and is where we usually spend the day. Lounge Chairs are complimentary, just like on board. You can swim, relax, and watch the Dragon's Breath Flight Line riders right in front of you... 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JLMoran 4,704 Report post Posted October 15 Nellie's Beach and Columbus Cove are both free and also have complimentary loungers; they also have softer sand / no rocks in the water (unlike Adrenaline Beach, where water shoes are mandatory if you're going in the water). You have to walk pretty much all the way to the far end of the main path to get to Nellie's Beach, and Columbus Cove is all the way at the end. But Columbus is also usually the least-crowded because no one wants to walk that far! 😂 Nice thing about being at either beach is that you're also reasonably close to the alpine coaster and have a bar in between the two beaches. 1 1 TracieT. and DJsMrs reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
twangster 17,234 Report post Posted October 15 There is a free water shuttle to Columbus Cove directly from the pier, or take the free land based trams. I walk it to get my steps in, it's not that far really and a pleasant walk on level ground. I often enjoy Labadee with no additional costs involved. 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ChessE4 516 Report post Posted October 16 6 hours ago, TracieT. said: Favorite place to swim, play in the sand, snorkel & explore in Labadee, that doesn't cost anything? The snorkeling off the beach isn't that good at Labadee (vs. Coco Cay). I'd suggest an excursion if you really want to see a good natural reef. That's how I got hooked! 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MikeK 225 Report post Posted October 16 19 hours ago, TracieT. said: Favorite place to swim, play in the sand, snorkel & explore in Labadee, that doesn't cost anything? Looking at your picture I would say you are fair skinned. So please bring some good sunscreen and use it often. If you haven't been to the tropics, the sun is different than the sun in Utah. You can fry quickly in the caribbean sun And just because you might not be in the direct sun you can still be burned from reflective rays from the white sand and water. Don.t mean scare you but be careful and have a great cruise. 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
emfagan 17 Report post Posted October 16 We love Columbus Cove as it is more low-key and relaxed! 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TracieT. 2 Report post Posted October 16 2 hours ago, MikeK said: Looking at your picture I would say you are fair skinned. So please bring some good sunscreen and use it often. If you haven't been to the tropics, the sun is different than the sun in Utah. You can fry quickly in the caribbean sun And just because you might not be in the direct sun you can still be burned from reflective rays from the white sand and water. Don.t mean scare you but be careful and have a great cruise. Thanks MikeK! We will be bringing lots of sunscreen & applying it often! This is our 3rd cruise to the Caribbean, so we should be ok. Thanks for your concern!😊 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jared M. 3 Report post Posted October 17 When I went to Labadee, we liked Nellie’s Beach the best. It wasn’t as crowded as the nearby Columbus Cove. Also, Adrenaline Beach is super rocky, which can be a little dangerous. We collected lots of seashells while we were in Labadee as we found that they washed up on the shore of all the beaches on the private island. 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DJsMrs 71 Report post Posted October 19 Adrenaline beach is often quite windy - and I understand can be rocky. Columbus cove has lots of trees, shade, chairs, sun, food and bars nearby, it's sandy and the water is super calm (the three times we've been). But you could do 1/2 day at one, and 1/2 day at the other for a nice change of scenery 🙂 1 TracieT. reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
