Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point
We are going to look at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. The Disney cruise ships sometimes visit this island during their sailings. There is a lot to offer guests at this destination.
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Firstly this island is 900 acres. Disney Cruise has only currently developed less than 16% of this land, meaning the rest of the area still remains in its natural state.
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This island is celebrating the Bahamas through its natural beauty and rich culture. From this island it is 331 nautical miles back to Port Canaveral. It is also 233 nautical miles to Port Everglades.
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There are three eating areas on this island which are True-True BBQ, True-True Too BBQ and Serenity Bay BBQ. At these food locations there is a variety of choice for guests to choose from including burgers, chicken, ribs, curry, coleslaw and french fries.
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On this island there are six locations to grab a drink. These locations are Blue Hole Bar, Bow & Ribbon Bar, Mangroves and Go, Reef & Wreck Bar, Sandsational Smoothies and Watering Hole Bar. Guests can choose from a wide variety of drinks including coffee, beer, cocktails and mocktails.
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There are three locations on this island where guests can pick up souvenirs. The first place is Disney T'ings where guests can buy Disney Lookout Cay souvenirs. The second place is First and Last Chance Stand which is a retail kiosk. The third place is Treasures of Eleuthera where guests can buy Bahamian made and inspired souvenirs.
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There are many different activities guests can take part in whilst on the island. Some of the activties include a Nature Trail, Water Play Area, Snorkeling and Gaming Pavilion. Guests can also rent Cabanas and Bicycles.
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Guests can experience entertainment whilst on the island. There is RUSH! A junkanoo Celebration at Disney Lookout Cay, this is a Bahamian Junkanoo Rush-Out which is led by local Junkanoo group. Another form of entertainment is called Disney Fun in the Sun Beach Bash. This is where guests can participate in family games which have a distinctly Bahamian twist.
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There are many Port Adventures that guests can participate in. The adventures include Bahama Bank Catamaran Boat Escape, Banana Boat, Cultural and History Tours and Historical Nature and Awesome Buggy Tour. Also there is a Private Historical and Cultural Tour, South Eleuthera Eco and Tropical Reef Safari Snorkel.
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On this island guests may notice all of the different incredible local art. The art is by a number of different people. There are paintings in the Goombay Cultural Center and cabanas by Kevin Cooper. There is a sculpture from a fallen tree, Eleutheran tree by Antonio's Roberts. There is plaiting in the Goombay Cultural Center and cabanas by Philip and Michelle Kemp. Guests will notice Sculptures displayed throughout the destination by Edrin Symonette.
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Firstly this island is 900 acres. Disney Cruise has only currently developed less than 16% of this land, meaning the rest of the area still remains in its natural state.
This island is celebrating the Bahamas through its natural beauty and rich culture. From this island it is 331 nautical miles back to Port Canaveral. It is also 233 nautical miles to Port Everglades.
There are three eating areas on this island which are True-True BBQ, True-True Too BBQ and Serenity Bay BBQ. At these food locations there is a variety of choice for guests to choose from including burgers, chicken, ribs, curry, coleslaw and french fries.
On this island there are six locations to grab a drink. These locations are Blue Hole Bar, Bow & Ribbon Bar, Mangroves and Go, Reef & Wreck Bar, Sandsational Smoothies and Watering Hole Bar. Guests can choose from a wide variety of drinks including coffee, beer, cocktails and mocktails.
There are three locations on this island where guests can pick up souvenirs. The first place is Disney T'ings where guests can buy Disney Lookout Cay souvenirs. The second place is First and Last Chance Stand which is a retail kiosk. The third place is Treasures of Eleuthera where guests can buy Bahamian made and inspired souvenirs.
There are many different activities guests can take part in whilst on the island. Some of the activties include a Nature Trail, Water Play Area, Snorkeling and Gaming Pavilion. Guests can also rent Cabanas and Bicycles.
Guests can experience entertainment whilst on the island. There is RUSH! A junkanoo Celebration at Disney Lookout Cay, this is a Bahamian Junkanoo Rush-Out which is led by local Junkanoo group. Another form of entertainment is called Disney Fun in the Sun Beach Bash. This is where guests can participate in family games which have a distinctly Bahamian twist.
There are many Port Adventures that guests can participate in. The adventures include Bahama Bank Catamaran Boat Escape, Banana Boat, Cultural and History Tours and Historical Nature and Awesome Buggy Tour. Also there is a Private Historical and Cultural Tour, South Eleuthera Eco and Tropical Reef Safari Snorkel.
On this island guests may notice all of the different incredible local art. The art is by a number of different people. There are paintings in the Goombay Cultural Center and cabanas by Kevin Cooper. There is a sculpture from a fallen tree, Eleutheran tree by Antonio's Roberts. There is plaiting in the Goombay Cultural Center and cabanas by Philip and Michelle Kemp. Guests will notice Sculptures displayed throughout the destination by Edrin Symonette.
There is inspired wood carvings on exterior doors by Andret John. Guests will find murals in the dining areas and building exteriors by Dorman Stubbs. There is land and sea-inspired art in the dining pavilions by Kishan Munroe. Finally there is sculptures above bars and tilework in the Goombay Cultural Center by Imogene Walkine.
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There you have an overview of what you can expect to find on Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. Let me know in the comments below or on social media if you have visited this island and which part is your favourite.
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