The endless continuum of soft white beaches, turquoise wate, and the Caribbean sun leaves a lot to the imagination.
The unparalleled tropic experience of Paradise Islands lures travellers who are keen on indulging into thrilling activities, powdery white beaches. the pristine blue waters, and untainted nature of the islands. The island is famed for once-in-a-lifetime views of sunrises and sunsets, with the sky often painted in brilliant hues of orange, pink, and purple. Besides the scenic beauty, visitors are drawn to the Bahamian culture evident in the cuisines, festivals, and hospitality that flourish in the islands. A different type of adventure beckons in the island—an immersive, sensuous one that leaves you spellbound.
Located on the north coast of Paradise Island, Cabbage Beach is perfect for a day’s sojourn. Its tranquillity is perhaps only found in poems. Stretching for two miles, this place boasts of the best beachfront resorts equipped with world-class amenities. As the waves gently touch your feet, you can watch vistas of uninterrupted beauty and sunbathe. Besides the serene and peaceful, the beach has many adrenaline-pumping activities lined up in sequence: kayaking, riding banana boats, and jet skiing.
Aquaventure Water Park has water slides, river rides, and swimming pools for a family day-out extravaganza. While here, steal a sneak peek into the marine habitat with over 50,000 marine animals and 250 species. This is also your opportunity to relish the gastronomical scenes of the Bahamas.
Explore the vibrant coral reefs and underwater marine life in some popular spots, such as the Ruins of Atlantis, Lost Blue Hole, and Drop Off. Atlantis, the fabled lost city, is a different universe altogether as you plunge into the water and tour around the Ruins Lagoon that shelters more than 20,000 deep reef and pelagic fish. Lost Blue Hole is an underrated gem of the Bahamas that houses some incredible marine creatures including rock lobsters, barracuda, eels, lionfish, and grey reef harmless sharks. The depth implies the need for some diving skills for the trip underwater.
Dolphin Cay is a 14-acre marine habitat and rehabilitation facility for dolphins and other marine animals. It is a relaxing few hours observing the sea lions and swimming or snorkelling with dolphins to learn about how they communicate. Here, at the world’s most sprawling open-air marine habitat, you will come across some extraordinarily interactive and playful activities with the rescued marine animals. You can also camp for a more romantic and wholesome Atlantis experience, a chance to live among the many myths and legends.
The village has stunning Bahamian architecture and a slow, laidback lifestyle. It is a feeling that equates to the perennial supply of sand in an hourglass. Besides shopping and hopping to the delis, listen to the live music performances and street shows that go on throughout the year. Take a leisurely walk along the marina to bask in the glory of luxury yachts and boats. Before planning a trip, check the events calendar for special festivals, food tastings, and holiday celebrations that frequently take place in Marina Village.
Do not miss the nearby attraction while vacaying in the Paradise Islands.
A short distance away, Nassau offers attractions like the Queen’s Staircase, the Pirates of Nassau Museum, and the Straw Market.
Known for its beautiful beaches and dolphin encounters, it's a perfect day trip from Paradise Island.
One of the oldest lighthouses in the Bahamas blessed with historical significance and beautiful views.
The Bahamas is a unique comingling of natural beauty and cultural heritage, and its authenticity manifests in exhibits, arts and crafts, and culinary expeditions.
