Paradise Island

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Currently making all kinds of waves in international resort circles is Paradise Island's Atlantis Resort and Casino. the four-star Atlantis Paradise Island encompasses its own Casino and Le Cabaret revue theatre, along with the Joker's Wild Comedy Club and an 18-hole championship golf course. The hotel's 14-acre waterscape, the Lagoon Bar is reached via a clear tube tunnel beneath the Predator Pool - where sharks, stingrays and barracudas watch you progress. Cut from coral and rock, the Cave Grill opens from a Grotto Walkway, while the beach bar and Boat House look out to sea. Cascade and Water's Edge lagoons wind their way through the picturesque grounds with the Lazy River Ride. The `Splash' watersports centre offers scuba opportunities. An instant success when it opened in 1995, Atlantis is a legend in its own time - complete with the world's largest outdoor aquarium.

Often used as a setting for American and foreign hit films, idyllic Paradise Island proves that a proverbial silk purse can be made from a sow's ear. The island, after all, began commercial life as Hog Island and was used to provide livestock and groceries for Nassau neighbours across the harbour from old-time "porkers in paradise".

American A and P heir Huntington Hartford II took over a Swedish industrialist's Shangri La and other Hog Island holdings, obliterated its porcine image and came up with the more appropriate name: Paradise.

Hartford's holiday empire in Eden subsequently "went bust". American entertertain Merv Griffin also sold out and eventually South African Sol Kerzner became the reigning CEO of Paradise Island. He has poured millions into developing Paradise Island into the most-often visited of any single Caribbean-area destination.

Paradise Paradise has an informal air and enviable beach side location. A great getaway for sports enthusiasts, this three-star hotel boasts a programme of planned activities, biking and complimentary watersports. Accommodation: 100 double rooms, each with satellite television, mini-bar, private bath or shower and wc, and spacious balcony or terrace. Superior rooms offer an ocean-view. The first hotel to be built on this famous beach, Paradise Paradise has an informal air and enviable beach side location.

Its tree shaded gardens meet the stunning beach, where the thatch-roofed Club Paradise offers steaks, seafood and sea views. A quiet location and easy-going atmosphere make this an ideal holiday choice for those whose preference is location and not sophistication.

 

And located on a beach the Radisson Grand Resort on Paradise Island in Nassau, The Bahamasthat's about three miles long and as wide as your view you will find the Radisson Grand Resort on Paradise Island in Nassau. With soft-white sand, and water so clear, tropical fish actually glide beneath your feet.. Walk out the front of the hotel and 60 seconds later you'll enter one of the great gaming showcases, the Atlantis Casino.

The island is connected to Nassau and New Providence Island by bridge and a fleet of so-called "bum boats". At the foot of the bridge is Potter's Cay, a busy islet with colourful fish and vegetable stands that are as photogenic as they are beneficial to local food budgets.

The fabulous duty-free shops, tourist spots and marvellous nightlife of Paradise Island and downtown Nassau are so close by you can reach them easily by foot, moped, bike, boat, or even water taxi.

Bay View Village has accommodations to fit every need, available for much less than comparable hotel suites and complete with fully-equipped kitchens.

Looking for a quieter pace? There are private retreats like the Bay View Village.Situated along the picturesque southern hillside of Paradise Island amid palm trees, flowering hibiscus, and bougainville; a tranquil, and private out-island enclave of quiet and charm..

For those who seek a tropical-island Nirvana with all modern conveniences,
it doesn't get better than Paradise Island.

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