Photo by Chad Sparkes / CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia CommonsDisney's Caribbean Beach Resort
The Resort Overview
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort is a Moderate-tier hotel spread across a large, lake-centered property themed to the islands of the Caribbean, with guest buildings grouped into six "villages" — Trinidad North, Trinidad South, Martinique, Barbados, Aruba, and Jamaica — each with its own pastel color scheme. A recent room refurbishment introduced Pirates of the Caribbean-themed rooms in select buildings.
The resort's hub, Old Port Royale, centers on a market-style dining and shopping plaza built around the lake. Since 2019, Caribbean Beach has also served as the central hub of the Disney Skyliner gondola system, making it one of the better-connected Moderate resorts.
Dining & Amenities
Sebastian's Bistro offers a family-style dinner menu blending Latin and Caribbean flavors near Old Port Royale. Centertown Market is the resort's quick-service food court, serving all-day meals with a range of stations.
Recreation centers on Fuentes del Morro's water slide and adjacent splash zone, plus quieter leisure pools scattered through the villages, a marina with watercraft rentals, and a white-sand beach area along the lake.
Dining at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort
Full menus and prices in the Dining Guide.
Booking Strategy
- Request Trinidad South or Jamaica village for the shortest walk to Old Port Royale, the main pool, and the Skyliner station.
- The Skyliner makes this one of the most efficient Moderate resorts for EPCOT/Hollywood Studios-heavy trips.
- Because the resort is spread over a large footprint, ask for a building close to the main hub if walking distance is a concern.
- Good fit for families wanting Moderate pricing with strong Skyliner access; less ideal if Magic Kingdom or Animal Kingdom are the primary parks.