80 Antigua and Barbuda In 2020, Antigua Cruise Port (ACP) invested $30 million to successfully complete the first phase of its historic redevelopment project, which included the construction of a 700-foot pier. ACP also made substantial infrastructural enhancements to the Heritage Quay shopping centre. Looking ahead, the port plans to develop a new 6,500-squarefoot cruise terminal, featuring a duty-free shopping district that showcases local entrepreneurs and new guest information centers. Among the highlights of this new facility will be the Antigua Day Club – a 3,700-square-foot beach club that includes a pool, bars, restaurants, and a stage for entertainment. Bimini, The Bahamas The Resorts World Bimini Cruise Port is one of three ports in The Bahamas located on a non-private island and the only port in the Family Islands. It can accommodate all sizes of cruise vessels. Cruise guests can enjoy an array of Resorts World Bimini amenities, including a casino, a spa, a variety of dining options and authentic island shopping at Fisherman’s Village. They also have access to Resorts World Bimini Beach, an oceanfront day club featuring two lagoon-style pools, live entertainment, casual eateries and VIP cabana rentals. Gateways to paradise CFIP profiles some of the outstanding destinations that cruise ships can visit during a cruise to the Caribbean REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT: FLORIDA-CARIBBEAN
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