Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa

Royal Caribbean’s New South Pacific Destination

A brand-new reason to cruise the South Pacific is coming in 2027. Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa is Royal Caribbean’s first exclusive cruise destination in the South Pacific, located on the island of Lelepa in Vanuatu.

Opening in October 2027, Lelepa is designed around the classic South Pacific beach day, with two beautiful beaches, an adults-only retreat, complimentary dining, beach activities and a scenic Nature Trail. Best of all, entry to Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa is included in your Royal Caribbean cruise fare — there’s no separate day pass required.

Cruises visiting Royal Beach Club Lelepa will sail from Sydney and Brisbane, making it an exciting new option for New Zealanders looking for a South Pacific cruise holiday from Australia.

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Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa FAQs

Yes. Entry to Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa is included in the cruise fare on eligible Royal Caribbean sailings. This includes access to the beaches, Adults Cove, Nature Trail, loungers, umbrellas, towel refresh, dining and selected activities.

Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa is located on Lelepa Island in Vanuatu, in the South Pacific.

Royal Beach Club℠ Lelepa is scheduled to open in October 2027.

The first ships scheduled to visit are Anthem of the Seas from Sydney and Voyager of the Seas from Brisbane.

Royal Beach Club Lelepa is a Royal Caribbean exclusive cruise destination in the South Pacific. It is located on Lelepa Island in Vanuatu and is designed exclusively for visiting Royal Caribbean cruise guests.

Yes. Dining at the two island eateries is included with your cruise fare.

Yes. Adults Cove is a complimentary adults-only area for guests aged 18 and over.

No. There is no pool at Lelepa. The destination instead features two beaches with crystal-clear water.

Royal Caribbean has not yet confirmed the details of beverage package usage at Lelepa. More information is expected closer to the destination's opening.

There is no Wi-Fi on the island. Royal Caribbean's VOOM internet packages are available onboard the ship.

Yes. Guests can choose to stay onboard and enjoy the ship during the port call.

Yes. Private daybeds are available for an additional charge, subject to availability.

Royal Beach Club Lelepa cruises depart from Sydney and Brisbane rather than New Zealand. New Zealand travellers can fly to Australia and join a Royal Caribbean cruise from either homeport.

Cruise lengths vary by itinerary. Current sailings include 7-night cruises from Brisbane and 9-night cruises from Sydney, with different combinations of South Pacific destinations available.

Yes. Royal Caribbean's Lelepa sailings are currently available to book, with itineraries available from October 2027 onwards.