Great Stirrup Cay

A private Bahamian escape

Bahamas · Bahamas
1.3
Avg. ships per day
9.1h
Avg. time in port

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About Great Stirrup Cay

Great Stirrup Cay is Norwegian Cruise Line's private island in the Berry Islands of the Bahamas. The ship anchors offshore and tenders bring you to a 250-acre island with white sand beaches and clear shallow water. There's a mix of free beach areas and paid upgrades, including a villa section with cabanas. Most of the day here is about the beach. You can rent snorkel gear, kayaks, or a spot on a parasailing boat. There's a food tent with buffet-style lunch included and a couple of bars along the sand. It's not a cultural stop; it's a beach day. If you want quiet, walk past the main area to the less crowded stretches. The water is calm and shallow enough to wade out a good distance.

Peak season

Nov – Apr
680 sailings over the next 12 months
  • January: 73 sailings
  • February: 72 sailings
  • March: 84 sailings
  • April: 55 sailings
  • May: 41 sailings
  • June: 39 sailings
  • July: 44 sailings
  • August: 41 sailings
  • September: 40 sailings
  • October: 47 sailings
  • November: 69 sailings
  • December: 75 sailings

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