The area known as Nassau/Paradise Island comprises of two separate islands connected by two bridges. Nassau, the capital city of The Islands Of The Bahamas, is located on the northeast shore of the island of New Providence.

Tiny Paradise Island is directly across the bridge from Nassau. Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, is situated on 21 mile long Providence Island, and it's beautiful harbour is protected by tiny Paradise Island, just 3 miles long. It's main attraction of the island is the 14-acre Atlantis waterscape, the world's largest open-air aquarium, teeming with over 100 species of fish. Paradise Island is also the drop-off point for two of the more exciting activities on offer - the Dolphin Encounter and Powerboat Adventures.

Whilst a thriving commercial centre, Nassau has retained all of it's colonial charm and grace with pastel shaded Georgian architecture, wooden shops on Bay Street, historic forts and sites.

Nassau offers activities to entertain the whole family - including golf, diving, tennis and squash - and numerous other sports for the enthusiast. Shopping in and around Nassau is a delight. Souvenir hunters will enjoy the unique selection in the Straw Market; this is the one place on the island where you are free to haggle with the vendors - in fact, it's expected. In the many stores throughout Nassau, duty free savings on famous brands are passed on to shoppers. Duty free shopping facilities are unsurpassed in Nassau, and offers a tremendous choice of nightlife, restaurants, pubs, casinos, historical landmarks and water and land sports of every kind and all just a "stone's throw" away from each other.

Fabulous white sand beaches, golf, tennis, water sports and numerous other activities are here to enjoy.