Top Things to do in Paradise Island
What to do and see in Paradise Island, New Providence Island: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Paradise Island is known for powder soft beaches and crystal clear, turquoise water, great for diving and snorkeling. Visitors can try their luck at the Atlantis Casino and dine “around the world” at celebrity chef restaurants. Spend the day at Aquaventure Water Park or swim with dolphins at Dolphin Cay. Take a scenic stroll through Marina Village or shop for souvenirs at Bahamas Craft Center and Craft Cottage. Or just soak up the Caribbean sun on a beautiful beach.
Restaurants in Paradise Island
1. Bahama Steve Boat Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
We offer small group/family private boat trips to snorkel coral reefs and explore beautiful islands. Search for Bahama Steve Boat Charters.
2. Atlantis II Yacht Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 60 reviews
Atlantis II is an 80 feet motor yacht catamaran licensed til 55 guests totally private, and available for day cruises to amaze your trip to the Bahamas, for family, corporate events and celebrations.
3. Marine Habitat at Atlantis
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,085 reviews
The world's largest marine park, home to over 50,000 sea animals.
Reviewed By krking7777
My sister and I absolutely loved the marine exhibits. It is clear that Atlantis truly cares about conservation of the local ecosystems through their coral farming, sea turtle rehabilitation, and manta ray release programs.
4. Waterscape
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
The largest outdoor aquarium in the world, featuring six lagoons, five swimming pools, 40 waterfalls and underwater walkways for viewing fish.
5. Predator Lagoon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 833 reviews
This aquarium breeds and preserves the ocean's most nototious predators, among which is the black-nosed shark.
Reviewed By melaniedM2554OK
Absolutely breathtaking!! Definitely a MUST see!! The history and the amazing different kinds of fish is something that is for all ages!!
6. Aquaventure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7,394 reviews
Aquaventure, Atlantis Paradise Island's water park, is a one-of-a-kind 141-acre waterscape with complimentary admission for overnight guests at Atlantis. This non-stop aquatic thrill ride features over twenty million gallons of water, incredible Atlantean-themed towers, thrilling high-speed water slides, a mile-long river ride with rolling rapids and wave surges, 20 swimming areas, a spectacular kids water-play fort and 11 unique and refreshing swimming pools. Aquaventure is connected by a lush, tropical environment that is both immersive and interconnected, and perfect for all vacationers, whether young and older. The water park offers an extreme level of excitement and delivers an "aqua" adventure unlike any other.
Reviewed By markbenn - Fair Oaks, United States
When planning our trip to the Atlantis resort we weren't sure what was open and what was closed. This review will reflect what was open at Aquaventure during our trip the week of March 20th 2021. Acquaventure water park - The water park was operating at a reduced capacity during our stay. You were always able to find plenty of seating through out the day. The Mayan Temple slides, (Serpent Slide, Challenger Slides, Jungle Slides and The Leap of Faith) were open four days a week (Sun, Mon, Wed, Fri) and the Power Tower slides (The Abyss, The Surge, The Drop and The Falls) and The Current (Rapids River surrounding the Power Tower) were open three days a week (Tues, Thur, Sat). The Splashers pool was open every day. The Baths Colonnade Pool, the pool complexes at the Coral and Beach towers were closed. We were able to use all beaches including the Cove Beach. Lines were minimal at all slides during our week. We had a great time each day at the water slide and other attractions. The lifeguards are fun and entertaining, the pool wait staff hustles and are eager to serve. We want to call out Don one of the pool wait staff! He saw me walking to get food and said what do you want and I’ll get it for you. I said, “we’re sitting way over there, over the river and through the woods” (there wasn’t a food location open where we were sitting) He said no problem! I’ll find you. I gave him our order and he tracked us down, literally over the rapids river and across the beach! He came back later and asked if we needed anything else and then found us the next day again. Use the pool wait staff. They are eager to serve and glad to be back working. Give them a little extra to support them and their family who have just experienced almost a year of no work. There were plenty of pools and attractions open during our stay to ensure the days were eventful. We had a great time at Aquaventure!
7. Dolphin Cay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,283 reviews
Sometimes the best way to describe something is by saying what it isn't. Dolphin Cay isn't an aquarium, it's not an entertainment facility, and it doesn't stage marine shows. Opened in 2007 in response to a need to provide a safe haven for 16 stranded dolphins whose home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, Dolphin Cay is one of the world's largest open-air, man-made marine mammal habitats. Located on the west side of the Atlantis, Paradise Island property, the 14-acre environment includes an 11-acre lagoon complete with coves and sandy beaches, 7 connected "residential" pools, a state-of-the-art education center, an animal rescue-rehabilitation hospital, an animal pharmacy, a quarantine, and a separate sea lion center. Dolphin Cay is an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums (AMMPA), and the International Marine Animal Trainers' Association (IMATA). Through its partnerships with the University of Florida's School of Veterinary Medicine and University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, Dolphin Cay plays an active role in the development of the advanced research and knowledge about marine mammals. Every visit to Dolphin Cay supports the Atlantis Blue Project Foundation, creating and promoting solutions for a wide range of marine conservation challenges from coral reef degradation to marine species in decline.
8. Rose Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By H1517MMlindam
Short boat ride on a double decker boat was so lovely, lots of fresh air and sunshine. the trip was relaxing and the island was beautiful and private. Most enjoyable day. Would recommend - you can be quiet or routy.
9. Bahama Craft Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 234tomk - Wilton, United States
I wnted to pick up 7 or 8 souvenirs while staying at Comfort Suites on Paradise Island. The straw market is packed and a cab ride and the gift shop near the hotel was pricy. Just around the corner from the gift shop is this little gem. Manned by three delightful ladies they had a full variety of things to buy at reasonable prices. Bargaining is hard but doable. Ask for Mickey
10. Marina Village
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By N6609FHlynnb
Great stores and restaurants. The Junkanoo parade is so fun! McKensie's conch shack is a MUST for conch salad, so fresh and good!
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