Bahamian Cruise Ports of Call

A Disney Cruise ship is docked near an island beach

Warm weather, mesmerizingly blue backdrops and boundless water-and-sun fun are in store for all who drop anchor here. The world-famous Atlantis Resort and 5-star dining at the Graycliff Hotel will wow sophisticated travelers while Disney-exclusive delights await youngsters.

A Disney cruise ship and the beachfront of Disney Castaway Cay dotted with palm trees and beach umbrellas

Disney Castaway Cay

Exclusively for Disney Cruise Line Guests, this private island paradise features white-sand beaches for families, adults and teens and recreational opportunities for all ages.

An aerial view of Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point and the Bahamian coastline

Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point

A colorful sun-and-sand paradise awaits you at this brand-new island retreat nestled on the southernmost tip of Eleuthera—where the deep-blue Atlantic Ocean meets the turquoise waters of The Bahamas.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

There’s something for everyone at this sunny port of departure—sweeping beachfronts, a vibrant art scene, family-friendly activities and world-class dining and shopping.

A beach at sunrise featuring a pier, seagulls, ocean waves and clouds in the sky

Galveston, Texas

A Gulf Coast port of departure on its own island, historic Galveston welcomes guests with its southern charm, 19th-century buildings, sunny beaches and the 242-acre Moody Gardens.

A boat in a bay behind a small wooden building with chipped siding

Nassau, Bahamas

Former pirate territory, this island capital dazzles visitors with its Old World colonial charm, beautiful tropical beaches, unique shopping and dining, and fresh-caught seafood.

Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom park surrounded by trees with lights illuminating the towers

Port Canaveral, Florida

Home of the world-famous Kennedy Space Center, this port of departure is also about one hour away from Walt Disney World Resort, an exciting potential stop before or after your cruise.