RCCL-Royal Caribbean is looking at the possibility of building accommodations on CocoCay Island to allow a number of passengers to stay for one night or longer.
According to line's president Michael Bayley, the concept would include a number of high-end cabanas for suite passengers, who could come and go on any of the ten ships scheduled to call at CocoCay.
Bayley added that the USD 200 million "Perfect Day at CocoCay" island renovation project that was currently underway included lighting and infrastructure that would enable late-night and overnight stays.
It would probably be ten cabanas of suite-type quality that would be pretty high-priced, and then guests would have the ability to hop on any one of line's ships. Bayley also said there was a lot of revenue and logistical issues to work out with the idea.