Nassau Paadise Island
VIP Fam Trip 2017
Nassau, the capital of the 700-plus Bahamian Islands, offers the ultimate Caribbean experience with its famed white sand beaches, turquoise waters and fabulous accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets. Nassau Paradise Island, the resort and entertainment hub, is connected to Nassau’s shopping area and vibrant waterfront by New Providence Bridge.
Nassau Paradise Island values its relationship with the trade
and provides a wealth of support to help agents introduce their clients to this dream destination. Six lucky agents who supported Nassau were recently chosen to join a VIP fam trip to help them
grow their sales even more. During the trip they will try their luck at the Caribbean’s largest casino at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, sip
sunset cocktails at Warwick Paradise Island and splash out at Aquaventure Water Park at Atlantis Paradise Island. They will also enjoy a cooking and cocktail-making class at One and Only Ocean Club, snorkel, explore downtown Nassau and pick up souvenirs at its famous Straw Market before relaxing on Cable Beach at Melia Nassau Paradise Island.
We spoke to the VIP agents to find out their expectations before their trip, and will catch up with them again afterwards to find out how the destination compared to their expectations.
Grand Hyat Baha Ma
Our lovely group will kick off their Nassau experience at the much-anticipated Grand Hyatt Baha Mar. Located on Cable Beach, life is grand at this spectacular new resort that boasts the Caribbean’s largest casino along with a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course and sumptuous spa, the ESPA Baha Mar. Offering stunning ocean views and dramatic landscapes, Grand Hyatt Baha Mar opened its doors in April and will be fully operational this autumn. The oceanfront haven boasts the East and West Towers with1,800 ocean, fountain and island-view rooms, including 230 one, two and three-bedroom suites. The exclusive Reserve includes a private entrance, personal concierge and butler service. Unrivalled leisure experiences include the 100,000sq ft casino with 1,140 slots, 119 gaming tables and one-of-a-kind ocean views, the 30,000sq ft spa, seven pools, poolside
cabanas, a wide assortment of non-motorised watersports and beach activities, tennis club, eco-educational centre and wedding chapel. Balancing classic style with advanced course design, the 18-hole Royal Blue is a golfing paradise with striking views from every green and fairway, and after their round players can enjoy a meal at the stylish clubhouse. Baha Mar is also a dream destination for weddings and the chapel is inspired by elegant beach house décor, overlooks landscaped gardens and theatrical fountains. From cocktails on the beach at the Out Island Bar to Mediterranean cuisine served in an open-kitchen ambience at Three Tides, Grand Hyatt Baha Mar offers 20 restaurants, bars and lounges. Guests can enjoy island- inspired and global cuisine crafted by a team of highly acclaimed local and international chefs. For added convenience, 24-hour in-room
dining as well as three on-the-go airstream food trucks are also available.
The six bars and lounges include the Blue Note. Reminiscent of jazz lounges from the past, it combines the twist of Bahamian art with live jazz music. The classic cigar bar Churchill’s is another live music venue and no holiday in the Bahamas would be complete without a daiquiri, available at the resort’s own Daqs bar. When it’s time to pick up some souvenirs or something to wear, the resort has a fantastic range of retail outlets including the Striped Cabana, selling local crafts, plus luxury brands such as Rolex, Tiffany and Chopard. This all-encompassing resort is undoubtedly a magnificent addition to the island’s hotel scene.
BAHA MAR
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