Paradise Island, Bahamas

Paradise Island, Bahamas has been dubbed the Las Vegas of the Bahamas. Among these Islands, Paradise Island, Bahamas is one of the most loved travel destinations. Visitors come for the pristine white sandy beaches and the abundance of fun tropical things to do. They also come for the world class casinos found throughout Paradise Island. A first class resort vacation where everything you need is right at your fingertips is yours to enjoy on this magical island, where it seems anything is possible.

A new reason to stay on Paradise Island Bahamas has just arrived. Hotel Atlantis now has Aquaventure Water Park. As if the hotel wasn't already spectacular with marina, golf, dolphin encounter and shopping village, they've now added a 97-acre water park that will amaze anyone who ventures inside. Even adults will delight as they explore the lush jungles, water escalators, body slides and more, amidst lush tropical jungles with a Mayan theme.

This is no ordinary water park, but an extraordinary adventure for all ages that will thrill even the most sophisticated adult. Explore the park in an inner tube, which you never have to leave, and try the ride attractions, like the Current Ride, where you can experience four foot waves in total safety and comfort. Or how about a a sixty foot drop into shark-infested waters! How is this possible or safe? Well, the sharks can't get you because you're safe inside a clear passageway that takes you through the danger zone. Experience this plus The Abyss, the Mayan Temple Drop, and a multitude of aquariums for a total of 20 million gallons of water in this amazing water park. It's reason enough to visit Paradise Island Bahamas!

Formerly known as Hog Island, Paradise Island is now a haven for travelers who want the very best in everything. Whether it be golf, shopping, hotel suites, or top cuisine, it's done with top luxury and style here. No details are overlooked in every luxury resort, pristine beach, and high-rolling casino at every hot hotel. Hog Island just doesn't fit the island's personality any more. It's no longer a farming community, as it once was.

Aside from gambling and relaxing on the exquisite beaches, there are also some great attractions on Paradise Island, Bahamas. Try Versailles Gardens and French Cloister for a start. This garden has been described as a hidden gem with its Bougainvilleas, gorgeous sunset viewing spots, and lovely garden walks. If you're staying at the 3200-room Atlantis, it's just a fifteen minute walk from there.

To get to Paradise Island Bahamas, take a boat or use the new bridge. Either way, you'll find that it's worth the visit!