Inspired by the colorful islands of the Caribbean, Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort features tropical villages, sandy beaches, and scenic waterfront surroundings. Guests can enjoy a fortress-themed pool, island-inspired dining, and convenient Disney Skyliner transportation to EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Rooms & Accommodations
Guest rooms are spread across five Caribbean-themed villages: Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad, and Aruba. Accommodations feature colorful decor and tropical-inspired details, with select rooms overlooking the resort’s gardens, pools, or Barefoot Bay. Some rooms include a child-sized fifth sleeper bed, providing additional flexibility for families.
Resort Amenities & Dining
The Fuentes del Morro Pool features a Spanish fortress theme, two waterslides, and water cannons, with a nearby shipwreck-themed water play area for younger children. Five leisure pools, sandy waterfront areas, playgrounds, and walking paths around Barefoot Bay provide additional recreation.
Dining highlights include Caribbean-inspired family-style meals at Sebastian’s Bistro and casual dining at Centertown Market. Banana Cabana offers tropical drinks and poolside refreshments, while Spyglass Grill serves quick-service meals. Old Port Royale serves as the resort’s central hub for dining, shopping, and guest services.
Location & Transportation
Located in Disney’s EPCOT Resort Area, Caribbean Beach serves as a central hub for the complimentary Disney Skyliner, providing gondola transportation to EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Complimentary bus service connects guests to Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and Disney Springs. Multiple transportation stops serve the resort’s five villages, with walking distances to dining, pools, and transportation varying by location.
Eligible Disney Resort hotel guests receive Early Theme Park Entry with valid park admission. Complimentary overnight self-parking is available for registered guests.
Nearby Attractions
Nearby attractions include EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney Springs. Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom provide additional theme park experiences and entertainment.