With exciting attractions, sandy shores and top-class resorts, Nassau & Paradise Island check all the boxes for a holiday in the sun
THREE TOP FAMILY-FRIENDLY RESORTS
Atlantis Paradise Island
Alongside the Aquaventure Waterpark and five hotels, the resort offers pools, watersports and entertainment, plus an impressive collection of
restaurants. Kids will love meeting marine life at Dolphin Cay, and the games and crafts at the Atlantis Kids Adventures club.
Baha Mar Three incredible hotels offer spa and casino
experiences for adults, while kids have fun at the Explorer’s Club. The slides and water features at Stingray Cove and Turtle Beach will be a
hit with little thrill-seekers, while the pools and waterways in the rest of Baha Bay water park make for a fun family hangout spot.
Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau
Boasting an entertainment complex, shopping and an array of restaurants and bars,
Margaritaville is popular with families. Aside from ocean views from all suites and a private beach, guests can access Fins Up Water Park where
shady cabanas and a lazy river offer a place to unwind from the slides and pools. There’s also games and classes at Parakeet Kids Club, and revitalising spa treatments at St. Somewhere.
century Graycliff Hotel hides tropical gardens, a chocolatier and one of the largest private wine collections in the world. Nearby, the all-inclusive Sandals Royal Bahamian is a couples-only property by the water, with swim-up suites, butler service and even a private island, which could be the perfect choice for newlyweds searching for a unique honeymoon destination.
SEE THE SIGHTS
Out on the azure Caribbean waters, visitors can go sailing, scuba diving or relax on a sunset cruise around the island. Many resorts allow guests to enjoy watersports such as paddleboarding, snorkelling and kayaking. Away from the beach, there’s plenty of Bahamian
culture to discover. While Nassau & Paradise Island resorts offer renowned global cuisines, visitors can also sample local food and drinks at Arawak Cay, where restaurants serve mouth- watering seafood dishes. In downtown Nassau, the Educulture Junkanoo Museum explores the history of the Junkanoo parade through interactive music and costume experiences, with other key attractions such as Government House and the Queen’s Staircase just a short walk away.
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