The company plans to introduce improvements to Great Stirrup Cay, its small paradise in the Caribbean, as part of an investment plan of about $400 million.
The website agenttravel.es reports that the cruise line will open a new family recreation area, 300-meter-long zip lines, more dining options, and an exclusive, privately accessed "lagoon complex" with private villas, scheduled to open in the summer of 2017.
A new 800-meter-long promenade will also be built along the shore, with over 9,300 square meters of walkway and easy access to the beaches.
A new 2,000-square-meter entertainment and activities complex will also attract visitors.
The report adds that the restaurants and bars will be renovated, including a redesigned 800-square-meter island buffet, to provide faster and more efficient service to guests.
The island's center will feature a shaded lounge area with stylish, modern furnishings and bar service.
Thanks to the brand's exclusive partnership with Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville, Great Stirrup Cay will also feature a LandShark Bar & Grill, inspired by traditional Atlantic coast beach bars.
