Discovering Nassau: something for everyone

Bouncing back to pre-pandemic growth, The Nassau Paradise Island Promotion Board (NPIPB) is expecting a recordbreaking 2023 season, after average occupancy for the resort destination increased 23.2 percentage points in 2022, reaching 65.2% compared to 42% in 2021.

Paradise beckons with powdery white beaches, turquoise waters, luxury boutiques, fresh seafood, and the Caribbean’s largest casino. Each day brings new adventures for those seeking to unwind. Discover a world of natural beauty and sophistication where visitors can explore, relax, and indulge in unparalleled luxury. Nassau Paradise Island offers a truly unforgettable vacation.

U.S. supermarket magnate Huntington Hartford purchased Hog Island in 1959, changing its name to Paradise Island. He opened its many facilities, including the world-famous Ocean Club, to visitors in 1962. Since then, it has become one of the world’s top tourist destinations, welcoming 2.83 million visitors between January and November 2022 alone.

Nassau Paradise Island is synonymous with luxury and noted for its pristine beaches, with sunshine 300 days a year and water temperatures averaging 27 degrees Celsius. As an island destination, there are plenty of aquatic activities to enjoy, including coral reef excursions, scuba diving, and the Caribbean’s largest marine habitat and waterscape.

Those who prefer to stay on land can indulge in high-end shopping, golf, and a world-class spa – all close to the vibrancy and excitement of downtown Nassau. For the more adventurous, vacationers can try quad biking, the Aquaventure water park, or learn about Nassau’s history of smuggling and piracy in the Pirates of Nassau museum.

On an evening, visitors can find limitless options for world-class dining. From top-end restaurants headed by Michelin-starred chefs such as Nobu Matsuhisa and Jose Andres, to more casual affairs, there is no shortage of culinary delights. After dinner, guests can continue into the early hours in the resort’s many casinos, nightclubs, and bars.

Accommodation is available to suit every budget. From The Cove at Atlantis and The Rosewood Baha Mar, to more affordable, family-oriented options like the Comfort Suites and Margaritaville, Nassau Paradise Island is ready to welcome you in 2023 and beyond.