| ATLANTIS- PARADISE ISLAND ROYAL TOWERS |
| The Royal Towers at the Atlantis Resort provide luxury accommodations on the famed Paradise Island in the Bahamas. |
| Sheraton Cable Beach Resort |
| The Sheraton Cable Beach Resort stands along one-thousand feet of white sand on Cable Beach in Nassau. This Bahamian resort is located across the street from Cable Beach Golf Club and the Crystal Palace Casino. Nine on-site restaurants and bars present a range of culinary styles served within diverse tropical or formal settings. Amici's prepares elegant Italian repasts, while Avocados specializes in island-style dishes that rely on Floridian, Californian and Bahamian inspiration. Goombay Lounge is known for live music, karaoke nights and hosted versions of the Newlywed Game. |
| Sunny weather, sandy beaches, exquisite reefs, shallow water, steady winds, and proximity to the gulf stream make the Bahamas an ideal choice for all manner of sports and outdoor activities . Islands like Bimini are rightfully regarded as great spots for fishing (especially for wahoo, tuna, barracuda, shark, grouper and snapper), while many Out Islands like Andros, Cat Island and Abaco are famous for their bonefishing - so named after the silvery catch. Likewise, the islands' shallow, calm waters have made sailing a popular activity, especially on New Providence, the Exumas, Abaco and Eleuthera. Nearly every resort, hotel and lodge offers a full range of aquatic sports, including diving, snorkelling, boating, sea-kayaking, windsurfing, parasailing and swimming , with the cost often included in with accommodation. Golf and tennis are provided at resorts and hotels on the major islands, with the best golf courses being located at Cable Beach in Freeport, and on Paradise Island. Biking, hiking and eco-tours are growing in popularity as well, and a number of operators specialize in trips to isolated spots throughout the islands. Birdwatching is a major draw, especially for seabird species like the rare Bahamian parrot on Abaco, and the flamingos on Inagua. There's also horseback riding at stables on New Providence and Grand Bahama |
The Islands of the Bahamas
Graced with beautiful beaches of pink sand,
evocative windswept panoramas and
countless opportunities for diving,
snorkeling and fishing, the islands of the
Bahamas are well established as one of the
world's top draws for both intrepid explorers
and casual vacationers. An island chain
beginning a mere 55 miles east of Miami,
Florida, the Bahamas offer an array of
tourist hotels, all-inclusive resorts, and even
rustic lodges, making staying there a
relatively simple endeavour. Indeed, more
than three million travellers each year
choose the islands as their prime
destination for outdoor sports, sun worship,
casino gambling and, on some of the
slightly more remote spots, eco-tourism.
In total, the Bahamas include around seven
hundred islands, no more than thirty of
which are inhabited, as well as smaller cays
(pronounced "keys") and rocks - an
impressive arc stretching from just beyond
the Atlantic coast of Florida to the outlying
waters of Cuba, where Great Inagua lies
only sixty miles offshore. Although deeper
oceanic troughs surround some of the
islands, most are encircled by shallow,
crystalline water that reflects a light
turquoise hue during the day and glows with
purple luminescence at night. This
combination of shallow and deep water
makes diving and snorkelling both
challenging and intriguing, with numerous
reefs waiting to be explored just beyond the
shores of the gorgeous, uncrowded
beaches.
Graced with beautiful beaches of pink sand,
evocative windswept panoramas and
countless opportunities for diving,
snorkeling and fishing, the islands of the
Bahamas are well established as one of the
world's top draws for both intrepid explorers
and casual vacationers. An island chain
beginning a mere 55 miles east of Miami,
Florida, the Bahamas offer an array of
tourist hotels, all-inclusive resorts, and even
rustic lodges, making staying there a
relatively simple endeavour. Indeed, more
than three million travellers each year
choose the islands as their prime
destination for outdoor sports, sun worship,
casino gambling and, on some of the
slightly more remote spots, eco-tourism.
In total, the Bahamas include around seven
hundred islands, no more than thirty of
which are inhabited, as well as smaller cays
(pronounced "keys") and rocks - an
impressive arc stretching from just beyond
the Atlantic coast of Florida to the outlying
waters of Cuba, where Great Inagua lies
only sixty miles offshore. Although deeper
oceanic troughs surround some of the
islands, most are encircled by shallow,
crystalline water that reflects a light
turquoise hue during the day and glows with
purple luminescence at night. This
combination of shallow and deep water
makes diving and snorkelling both
challenging and intriguing, with numerous
reefs waiting to be explored just beyond the
shores of the gorgeous, uncrowded
beaches.
The Exuma Land and Sea Park
Nature lovers will thrill to the fertile coral
reefs, untouched beaches and native
wildlife here.
Straw Market
Pick out hand-carved turtles and
shark-tooth necklaces at Nassau's lively
open-air market.
Junkanoo Festival
Thousands of masquerading revellers
take to the streets for this hedonistic
Christmas celebration.
Thunderball Grotto
If you can handle the strong tides, this
captivating undersea grotto is worth the
effort.
Sea Kayaking in the Exumas
Glide through turquoise waters, stopping
for a picnic along the way.
Atlantis hotel
Fourteen acres of Las Vegas-style
entertainment edged by glorious pink
sands.
Swimming with dolphins
Commune with these gentle creatures in
peaceful Sanctuary Bay, Grand Bahamas.
Out Island Regatta
Sloops from all over the Bahamas gather
in April for George Town's main event.
Nature lovers will thrill to the fertile coral
reefs, untouched beaches and native
wildlife here.
Straw Market
Pick out hand-carved turtles and
shark-tooth necklaces at Nassau's lively
open-air market.
Junkanoo Festival
Thousands of masquerading revellers
take to the streets for this hedonistic
Christmas celebration.
Thunderball Grotto
If you can handle the strong tides, this
captivating undersea grotto is worth the
effort.
Sea Kayaking in the Exumas
Glide through turquoise waters, stopping
for a picnic along the way.
Atlantis hotel
Fourteen acres of Las Vegas-style
entertainment edged by glorious pink
sands.
Swimming with dolphins
Commune with these gentle creatures in
peaceful Sanctuary Bay, Grand Bahamas.
Out Island Regatta
Sloops from all over the Bahamas gather
in April for George Town's main event.
| Nassau Palm Hotel |
| The Nassau Palm Hotel (Bahamas) is four blocks from downtown Nassau's shopping, dining and financial districts. The popular Junkanoo Beach is 200 yards away, and Fort Charlotte is within one mile of the resort. |
| British Colonial Hilton - Nassau |
| The British Colonial Hilton - Nassau has functioned for generations as a social and business center in Nassau, Bahamas. The hotel is built on the former site of Fort Nassau, a stronghold that was erected to thwart pirate attacks and Spanish invasions. This Bahamian hotel is located five blocks from Parliament Square and across the street from the Straw Market. |
| Graycliff Hotel And Restaurant |
The Graycliff Hotel and Restaurant is a cigar
enthusiast's paradise in downtown New
Providence, Nassau. The hotel is famous for more
than hospitability; it also produces some of the
world's most sought-after cigars by owner and
legendary cigar maker Enrico Garzaroli. The
location at the New Providence city center is close
to cultural points of interest such as the
Government House and National Art Gallery.
Paradise Island, with its gaming and entertainment
is just a few miles away. The hotel is a 20-minute
drive from Nassau International Airport.
enthusiast's paradise in downtown New
Providence, Nassau. The hotel is famous for more
than hospitability; it also produces some of the
world's most sought-after cigars by owner and
legendary cigar maker Enrico Garzaroli. The
location at the New Providence city center is close
to cultural points of interest such as the
Government House and National Art Gallery.
Paradise Island, with its gaming and entertainment
is just a few miles away. The hotel is a 20-minute
drive from Nassau International Airport.
| Comfort Suites Paradise Island |
| Paradise Harbour Club & Marina |
| The Paradise Harbour Club Marina is located in Paradise Island, New Providence Island, Bahamas One mile from Atlantis Two-and-one-half miles from the Straw Market hree miles from Ardastra Zoo and Gardens |
| Sandyport Beaches Resort |
| The Sandyport has an intimate atmosphere, where you can relax and let your hair down. This is a quiet resort with 24-hour security. A friendly staff awaits guests as if they were part of the family. Visitors will this resort to be colorful and beautiful. For offsite attractions, guests can enjoy the adjacent Sandyport Old Towne or venture to the Crystal Palace Casino. |
| Harborside Resort At Atlantis |
| Located On Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas And Overlooking Nassau Harbour, The Tranquil Harborside Resort At Atlantis Offers The Excitement Of Atlantis Resort, Positioned 500 Yards Away. Attractions Within A Two-mile Radius Include Tom Weiskopf's Ocean Club Golf Course, Straw Market And Versaille Gardens. |
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