This was my third time to Labadee, Haiti on a recent Royal Caribbean cruise on the Mariner of the Seas in early October. I like Labadee better than Coco Cay now. Although my mom and I normally don't do any excursions while in Labadee, we just enjoy one of the beaches that's there.

Labadee,Haiti was beautiful! We loved the zip line - it was totally worth it. My only complaint was the Artisan Market! Do yourself a favor and d stay clear of that. As we walked in eager to check all the goods out we were bombarded by the sellers who put bracelets on your arms around your necks and attempt to divide and conquer your party to sell stuff. High pressure and uncomfortable - I would encourage everyone to stay away from that area.

Been here many times before, but been a few years and we decided to start with the mountain coaster and then hang on the beach. The coaster is good fun and great scenery overall. A must for first time visitors. After some time on the beach ( in front of zipline) we then went jet sking. The experience was great overall (wish the slow people were not in our group) and the guides were great. Few miles around was lots of fun, do wish they had longer tours. Overall great experience and we are scheduled to return next December on the Freedom of the Seas!

Very nice vacation spot for a fun beach day. We went to Adrenaline Beach and that spot worked out great for the whole family. There are basketball courts and soccer game, plenty of space and open chairs. We tried going to Columbus Cove and changed our minds. It was way too small of a swimming area with a very steep drop off. There were hundreds of lounge chairs lined up in a relatively small area. However, if you’re looking for shade, there are plenty of shaded chairs at Columbus Cove. Take the tram, it’s a longer walk for older people. We snorkeled at Adrenaline Beach, it was ok if you can get there first thing in the morning. As the day progresses, the visibility decreases to almost nothing. Beware! The water is very very shallow for the majority of the area and dotted with large coral and rocks. If you can snorkel without touch the bottom, you’ll be able to see parrot fish, eel, sea anemone, sea urchins and various other fish. At the buoy line, it gets much deeper and there are 3 artificial reefs out there as well. There is a local market zone and they can get pushy so be prepared for that. There are no other stores. Overall it was a relaxing day at the beach and we would go back.

It was amazing! It was like visiting Royal Caribbean’s private island CocoCay!!!! I will definitely go back! Bars and food is just like being on the ship! Your drink passage works on the island. Chairs do not cost! Loved it!

A very nice private beach. As it is owned by Royal Caribbean, the logistics etc worked well. My friend an I went paddling, which was a nice activity instead of just lying down on the beach. The lunch service was stopped surprisingly early..

Labadee is a peninsula on the northern coast of Haiti that is leased by Royal Caribbean from the Haitian government. The only way in is on a RC cruise, which is how I got here today, aboard Explorer of the Seas. First, the safety thing. Labadee is very safe and well protected from the situation in Port-au-Prince. The area is fenced in, with walls, cliffs and mountains that provide a safe experience. There are about 7 beaches I think, and I walked to them all today. The entire area that is accessible to guests is walkable in about an hour taking your time. There were plenty of shaded beach chairs and picnic tables to sit at, at each beach. Bars close to each beach and all the food and water is brought from the ship. I loved the beaches, and the area is large enough that it never felt overcrowded. The artisans village is an experience. They will call out to you, but go talk to them. They make beautiful things and are just trying to earn a living. Don’t avoid them. Support them if you can and talk to them. They are real Haitians (as opposed to ship crew who are also on site) and good to talk with. Labadee is really the only safe way to get to Haiti at the moment. I’m glad I got to see Labadee and to finally see a small bit of Haiti. I enjoyed it.

Superman zip line was awesome! Not real fast or spooky. My first zip line experience. Used the go pro and the ride was smooth and well instructed. Thank you Royal Caribbean Cruise lines!!!