Guests find The Lime & Coconut on the upper sun decks of Legend of the Seas within the Chill Island neighbourhood. The multi-level bar spans sections on Decks 15, 16 and potentially 17, with counters positioned directly beside the pools and sun loungers. Bright colour schemes, open sightlines to the sea and tiered seating allow guests to move between bar service and water or deck areas without leaving the space. A DJ maintains a continuous playlist from a dedicated station, setting the tempo for the pool surroundings.
The venue operates as a tropical pool bar focused on frozen and shaken cocktails. Service runs from multiple counters across the levels, with staff delivering drinks to loungers and in-pool areas where possible. No substantial food menu exists; the emphasis remains on beverages designed for consumption in direct sun and near water.
The signature cocktail, The Lime & Coconut, mixes Malibu Coconut Rum, coconut milk, coconut syrup, Monin guava syrup and lime juice. Other selections include the Mai Tai, Blue Wave made with Tito’s vodka, blue curaçao and lemonade, plus various frozen daiquiris, margaritas and tropical mixes. The list covers classic Caribbean profiles alongside simpler combinations, with non-alcoholic versions available across the range. All standard cocktails carry a consistent price point, typically around $13.
A sample order might begin with The Lime & Coconut from the main counter while claiming a lounger on Deck 16, followed by a Blue Wave during peak afternoon hours as the DJ increases tempo, and conclude with a Mai Tai on an upper level as the sun lowers. Drinks arrive in durable glassware or appropriate vessels suited to the deck environment.
The Lime & Coconut forms a standard feature across Icon-class ships. Legend of the Seas joins Icon of the Seas and Star of the Seas with the same multi-deck configuration in their Chill Island areas and matching signature drink programme. The concept also appears on select Oasis-class vessels, though the Icon-class versions feature the expanded three-deck scale and integrated pool positioning.
On Legend of the Seas, The Lime & Coconut requires no reservations and operates on an open walk-up basis throughout the day into the evening. Its placement across the sun decks makes it a central point for guests moving between pools, loungers and nearby features such as Swim & Tonic.
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