
Labadee Grand Day: Aqua Park and Coves
A full day inside the resort: inflatable water obstacles, the Dragon's Tail coaster, the artisan village, a Creole lunch and one last cove.
ExploraGo Team
Published on October 20, 2026
- Duration
- 7-14 hours
- Budget
- Premium
- Best for
- Friends
- Style
- activo
- Season
- Year-round; best from November to April
Stops
- 1transporte
Labadee Cruise Pier
20 min · Free · Open during the port callStart at the pier and use the tram to reach the far ends of the resort.
Tips
- Wear your swimsuit under your clothes.
- Keep the resort map on your phone.
Take care
- The tram can be crowded in the middle of the day.
- tram · 10 min2actividad
Arawak Aqua Park
100 min · Paid · Sessions during the dayAn inflatable water course with trampolines, slides and obstacles for all ages.
Tips
- Bring a swimsuit and towel.
- Follow the queue and wear the vest.
Take care
- You need to swim or float with support.
- walking · 12 min3actividad
Dragon's Tail Coaster
45 min · Paid · Open during the port callAn alpine coaster that runs down the hillside with curves and drops for a burst of adrenaline.
Tips
- Keep a firm grip on your camera.
- Wear closed shoes.
Take care
- It may close in rain or wind.
- walking · 10 min4compras
Labadee Artisan Village
60 min · Free (optional purchases) · Open during the port callStalls with local art, carvings and Haitian souvenirs in the heart of the resort.
Tips
- Bring cash for small purchases.
- Talk with the artisans.
Take care
- Bargain respectfully.
- walking · 8 min5restaurante
Seaside Creole Lunch
75 min · Included in the experience · Served during the port callBarbecue and sides by the beach, with shaded seating.
Tips
- Drink water before and after the aqua park.
- Try the dishes with local sauce.
Take care
- Wasps hover around the open-air food.
- walking · 5 min6naturaleza
Columbus Cove
120 min · Free · Open during the port callEnd the day in the quietest bay, ideal for a last swim and some rest before returning to the ship.
Tips
- Leave a margin for the return.
- Take the tram if you are tired.
Take care
- The last tram can be full.
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