Castaway Cay Cabanas after Hurricane.

[insureman]

To anyone who recently sailed, are all the cabanas usable now?

 

[chrisnb]

To anyone who recently sailed, are all the cabanas usable now?

I was there over thanksgiving, We had cabana #3 All the way to #18 are usable and fine 19-21 have no stairs and are about 4' in the air as all sand and vegetation are gone , I was told hopefully by January but I doubt it. Also the water in front of all cabanas needs to be dredged at low tide there is no water.
chris

 

[insureman]

I was there over thanksgiving, We had cabana #3 All the way to #18 are usable and fine 19-21 have no stairs and are about 4' in the air as all sand and vegetation are gone , I was told hopefully by January but I doubt it. Also the water in front of all cabanas needs to be dredged at low tide there is no water.
chris

Thanks Chris. I would have thought they would have dredged that sand by now.

 

[chrisnb]

Thanks Chris. I would have thought they would have dredged that sand by now.

You would think and the picture makes it look better then it is at one point there was no water 40' past the island in picture, The rope that separates the area was laying on sand all the way out where it connects to back rope.

 

[MouseinMelbourne]

I was there over thanksgiving, We had cabana #3 All the way to #18 are usable and fine 19-21 have no stairs and are about 4' in the air as all sand and vegetation are gone , I was told hopefully by January but I doubt it. Also the water in front of all cabanas needs to be dredged at low tide there is no water.
chris

That’s interesting. I called for something this week and happened to ask about the cabana status. I was assured they were all repaired and are in good shape. They also insisted at one point that I can take the live Christmas tree off the ship. Ugh. I love them, I swear I do, but I don’t trust them as far as I can throw ‘em.