One Casino Drive Atlantis Paradise Island, Nassau New Providence Island

Aquaventure, Atlantis Paradise Island's water park, is a one-of-a-kind 141-acre waterscape with complimentary admission for overnight guests at Atlantis. This non-stop aquatic thrill ride features over twenty million gallons of water, incredible Atlantean-themed towers, thrilling high-speed water slides, a mile-long river ride with rolling rapids and wave surges, 20 swimming areas, a spectacular kids water-play fort and 11 unique and refreshing swimming pools. Aquaventure is connected by a lush, tropical environment that is both immersive and interconnected, and perfect for all vacationers, whether young and older. The water park offers an extreme level of excitement and delivers an "aqua" adventure unlike any other.

Atlantis Bahamas 1 Casino Dr. New Providence Island

Atlantis Paradise Island is home to the largest open-air marine habitat in the world encompassing 14 lagoons, eight million gallons of ocean water and more than 50,000 aquatic animals representing over 250 marine species. Make sure to visit our aquatic animals and explore our Marine Habitat during your visit.

Seahorse Road On Bell Channel bay, Freeport Grand Bahama Island

Port Lucaya Marketplace is the largest shopping, dining and entertainment open air facility in the Bahamas, with over forty specialty stores and boutiques, sixteen restaurants to tempt any palate and four bars/lounge for late night entertainment. The Marketplace boasts of a wide variety of Duty Free stores, two generously stocked Straw Markets, two Craft Centres and Push Carts filled with Bahamian craft and souvenir items. Visit our famous Coconut & Fruit Daiquiri Stand & Daddy Brown's Conch and Seafood Stand for authentic Bahamian Island treats. Our famed Count Basie Square, now called the Marketplace Square, will have you dancing to Bahamian and International music all night long. So please make every effort to visit Grand Bahama's only shopping paradise where we have it all!

Nassau New Providence Island

Enjoy a full-day excursion from Nassau to the idyllic Blue Lagoon Island, where you can swim with dolphins, interact with sea lions and stingrays, or even snorkel among native nurse sharks. There are plenty of other things to do here: join a Segway safari tour, swim in the lagoon, enjoy an eco adventure, or just simply savor some peace and quiet on an adults-only beach. A lunch buffet is usually included in your ticket, but lines can get quite long. Go all out with the Ultimate Animal Access pass, which includes roundtrip ferry transportation and lunch. – Tripadvisor

One Casino Drive Suite 41 New Providence Island

Who said Atlantis is sunk? Bombastic entertainment complex combining Disneyworld theatrics with Las Vegas kitsch where you can gamble, dine and shop.

Nassau New Providence Island

Cable Beach is a Caribbean haven; expect sensational ocean views, glimmering waters, and postcard-worthy landscapes. You can spend hours here stretched out sunbathing, or try water activities like jet-skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides. After sundown, pop by the beachside bars to sample some of Nassau’s local craft beer. Stretching for miles, the beach is lined with some of the best resorts, restaurants and bars in town, making it a favorite with both travelers and locals. Cable Beach is amazing throughout the year but the dry winter season is especially popular for the cooler weather and easterly winds. – Tripadvisor

Top of Elizabeth Avenue, off Shirley Street, Nassau New Providence Island

The Queen's Staircase, commonly referred to as the 66 steps, is a major landmark that is located in the Fort Fincastle Historic Complex in Nassau. It was hewn out of solid limestone rock by slaves between 1793 and 1794 and it is said that it provided a direct route from Fort Fincastle to Nassau City. These steps were later named in honour of Queen Victoria, who reigned in Britain for 64 years from 1837 to 1901.

Bay Street, Nassau New Providence Island

At this market you will find people weaving straw into anything and everything.

Nassau New Providence Island

Expect a fun-filled day on the shores of Nassau at this lively beach, popular with passengers from the cruise boats that dock nearby. Start with a dip in the water for some snorkeling or paddleboarding, then enjoy food like jerk chicken and lobster with a glass of Bahamian Junkanoo Punch from the comforts of your deck chair. Sign up for a quad-bike city tour, or a full-day watersport package for a day of excitement. On the other hand, if you’re looking for a quieter experience, consider getting a day pass at one of the resorts with a private beach. – Tripadvisor

Sandy Point Great Abaco Island

Bahamian Out Island currently owned by the Disney Corporation, which is accessible only by arriving on a Disney cruise ship.

King and George St, Nassau New Providence Island

Wax exhibits celebrate the history of pirates in the Bahamas. Self guided tour.

Chippingham Road, Nassau New Providence Island

The Ardastra Gardens & Wildlife Conservation Centre is a peaceful retreat spread over 4 acres of lush tropical gardens. Ardastra specializes in bird rescue & rehabilitation, education, preservation of history and conservation of natural resources. Ardastra is home to many native species of plants and animals - including the Bahamas National Bird, the beautiful and exotic Caribbean Flamingo. Reservations are required and can be made on www.ardastra.com. Currently, we're only open to the general public on weekends. Private bookings are available by request on weekdays. Visit our website for details. To maximize enjoyment, we also encourage our guests to schedule their visits around our Signature Showtimes: 10:30am, 1:30pm or 3:00pm.

Nassau New Providence Island

This stunning Bahamian beach on the north coast of Paradise Island is perfect for a day of fun in the sun. The fine powdery sand and inviting waters make it an ideal spot for sunbathing (there are sunchairs and umbrellas for rent from the beach club, too), swimming, and other water activities. Be careful when swimming though—the waves can be a little rough and there's no lifeguard on duty. For more adventure, kayaks, banana boats, and jetskis are readily available for rent—try them all on an adventure tour of Cabbage Beach. The beach can be busy, especially from November to May, so visit on weekdays for fewer crowds. – Tripadvisor

Magellan & Midshipman Drive, Freeport Grand Bahama Island

Twelve-acre garden full of tropical plants and animals: one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island.