Buildings: Brightly
colored "villages" are themed in 5 distinct Caribbean
styles inspired by and named after the Caribbean islands of Trinidad,
Martinique, Barbados, Aruba, and Jamaica. Each of the 5 villages is
made up of clusters of two-story buildings that blend cool pastel
walls, white-wood railings, and vividly colored metal roofs.
Custom
House: The
Custom House serves as the resort's reception building where guests
check-in and check-out. The architecture of the Custom House features
many building elements, such as verandahs, handrails, canopies, tile
floors, etc., that are typical of those found in governmental
buildings of the Caribbean Islands.
Old Port
Royale Center Town:
Known as the architectural focal point in the center of the resort
with the feel of a Caribbean village. Stone walls, pirates' cannons,
and tropical birds and flowers add to the island theming. Located
here are shops, a game room (Goombay Games), restaurant, food court,
and entertainment in a festive, islands streetscape setting.
Parrot Cay: Located
in the middle of the resort's lake, serves as a one-acre island play
area specifically designed for children. Caged exotic birds
temporarily on loan from Discovery Island can also be seen.
Footbridges over the lake connect the island to the
"mainland." Walkways on the island afford scenic lake views.
Promenade: A
1.4-mile tropical promenade around the lake serves, strollers,
joggers, and bicyclists.
Description:
Tropically themed family resort surrounding a 42 acre lake.
