DISCOVER PARADISE Atlantis Paradise Island, a lush, oceanside resort located on Paradise Island in The Bahamas, is a dynamic destination that launched over 25 years ago as a first-of-its-kind modern marvel of nature and engineering. Bahamian culture and the spirit of its beloved team members are the heart and soul of this legendary resort. The immersive programming connects guests to the rich history, art, people, food, and festivities of The Bahamas while remaining dedicated to sustainability and environmental conservation. A REFRESHED AND REFINED STAY Atlantis features five unique lodging options: the grand iconic towers of The Royal, family-friendly accommodations at The Coral, water-side villas at Harborside Resort, all-suite luxury accommodations at The Cove, and residential-style accommodations with full kitchens at The Reef. A WORLD OF WONDERS The resort is centered around Aquaventure, an innovative, 141-acre waterscape of thrilling slides and river rides, eleven pools, and five miles of white sand beaches. Home to the largest open-air marine habitat in the world, over 50,000 marine animals from 250 species make their home in natural ocean-fed environments. Additional resort amenities include the 30,000 sq ft tranquil Mandara Spa, state-of-the-art fitness center and wellness programs, outdoor tennis and basketball courts, Atlantis Kids Adventures (AKA), and CRUSH, a nightclub for teens. The resort is also home to an award-winning 18-hole golf course designed by Tom Weiskopf, renowned Atlantis Casino, and restaurants and lounges with celebrity chef culinary masterpieces. MARINE CONSERVATION Atlantis Paradise Island is committed to the sustainability, revitalization, and education of the thriving waters and marine life in The Bahamas. The Atlantis Blue Project Foundation, the resort’s private non-profit 501(c)3 organization is dedicated to saving marine species and their extraordinary habits throughout the country and surrounding Caribbean seas. It accomplishes these goals by funding scientific research, conservation and education programs, and through community outreach efforts. The foundation gets its funding through every guest & group stay at the resort and a portion of the proceeds from all of Atlantis’ marine programs. The resort has a variety of diverse marine life habitats (one of the largest in the world and is also home to Dolphin Cay, the 14-acre marine habitat, education and rehabilitation center that belongs to 17 stranded dolphins and 14 sea lions, whose home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. All animals on-property receive ongoing daily nurturing from more than 100 aquarists, marine biologists and sea keepers.