Masters of Bliss

Mention the Bahamas in casual conversation and Paradise Island is often the first thing that pops up. 

Paradise Island is connected to New Providence Island on the north shore by two 600-foot bridges crossing Nassau Harbour. The island’s claim to fame is the towering salmon-pink Atlantis resort, which instantly transports you into another world of sea turtles, a walk-in aquarium, dazzling entertainment, Mayan-themed ruins, and the Aquaventure water park, where you can slide underwater through a shark tank. 

Atlantis has a “Disneyworld” feel but it delivers more value thanks to its unique marine life encounters and luxurious treats. This hotel maintains some of the most expensive accommodations in the world at $25,000 per night. The resort is tasteful, swish, and just plain fun.

But Paradise Island is far more than just Atlantis. It is 685 acres of first-class resorts, yachts, gourmet dining, golf, and breathtaking beaches. 

Beyond Atlantis, Paradise Island boasts some of the most sought-after real estate in the world. The island is lined with beautiful homes, most of which are situated right on the beach, and you can even purchase a property within Atlantis itself.

Paradise Island is a prime location for real estate investors, with a constant stream of affluent tourists arriving year-round. Despite the many tourist attractions, the island has not lost its Bahamian charm.

Cabbage Beach on the north side of the island is gorgeous. It’s full of soft white sand and casuarinas trees where you can enjoy water sports and escape the crowds. Also, check out the Versailles Gardens, where guests can visit the remains of a 12th-century stone monastery.

At the end of the day, there is a reason why it’s called Paradise Island. The balmy, carefree ambiance really feels like a dream come true. Paradise Island satisfies millions of tourists every year, which means that the architects and hospitality workers here are adept at showing people a good time. They are the real masters of bliss!