Bahamas - Paradise Island Attractions

Conde Nast Traveler Hot Spas 2008 includes Mandara Spa. They called it the swank new addition to the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island, where "there are 30,000 square feet of tropical gardens, plunge pools, and saunas. The two-story Asian-inspired retreat is Vegas-sized - with 35 treatment rooms, including... (more)

Conde Nast Traveler Hot Spas 2008 includes Mandara Spa. They called it the swank new addition to the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island, where "there are 30,000 square feet of tropical gardens, plunge pools, and saunas. The two-story Asian-inspired retreat is Vegas-sized - with 35 treatment rooms, including four suites and two villas - and has a lengthy treatment menu. Many therapies were designed by top British brand Elemis; the Exotic Coconut Rub and Milk Ritual ($175) includes a gentle aromatic scrub, a soothing milk bath, and a warm wrap. The spa also offers quasi-medical treatments such as micro-dermabrasion and GoSmile whitening." Massages $120 - $130. (close)

From Nassau you can see a giant arching bridge. Scale this 1/4-mile monster and you'll run right into the world-famous Atlantis hotel, frequented by celebrities. Some don't leave the resort; there's so much to do inside - 35 restaurants and bars, miles of pools, rivers and lagoons, a theater, shopping... (more)

From Nassau you can see a giant arching bridge. Scale this 1/4-mile monster and you'll run right into the world-famous Atlantis hotel, frequented by celebrities. Some don't leave the resort; there's so much to do inside - 35 restaurants and bars, miles of pools, rivers and lagoons, a theater, shopping and a huge marine habitat. Branch out and you'll find sparkling white-sand beaches spooning the crystal, clear turquoise water. Jump in for a day of snorkeling, diving or a dolphin swim. On land you can tee off at one of two spectacular golf courses. If you still have some energy come evening, there's plenty for night-owls like the 9,000-square-foot nightclub called Aura or try your luck at the 2 largest casinos in the Caribbean. (close)