The Reef at Atlantis
Paradise Island · Bahamas · CARIBBEAN AND CENTRAL AMERICA
When you book The Reef at Atlantis in Paradise Island, Bahamas through our Virtuoso, your stay includes daily breakfast, room upgrades and a $100 hotel credit.
Special Offer
+ Discover the exclusive Marine Life Camping Adventure only at Atlantis! This dusk-to-dawn VIP experience allows guests to connect with marine life and experience the legendary undersea world of Atlantis. Your adventure begins as you kayak with dolphins and journey to The Ruins Lagoon for an unbelievable twilight snorkel. You'll then venture behind the scenes for a Sea Keeper-led tour, encountering sea turtles and other majestic creatures. Overnight, camp out along the shores of Dolphin Cay in a climate-controlled, luxury tent. Wake up to the sights and sounds of dolphins frolicking and playing beside the iconic Royal Towers and picturesque landscape. Available Monday-Friday Ages: For ages 6+. Guests under 18 years must be accompanied by a participating parent or guardian. A room reservation at The Reef at Atlantis is required to book this program
Exclusive Booking Perks
- Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
- Daily breakfast credit of $50 per person, for up to two guests per bedroom, served in the restaurant and via in-room dining (credit is non-cumulative)
- $100 USD equivalent Resort or Hotel credit to be utilized during stay (not combinable, not valid on room rate, no cash value if not redeemed in full)
- Early Check-In / Late Check-Out, subject to availability
Location
The Setting
The Reef at Atlantis anchors the southern edge of Paradise Island, a narrow strip of land connected to Nassau by twin bridges that arc over the harbour. What was once Hog Island has transformed into a concentrated world of aquamarine pools, cascading water features, and the sprawling Atlantis resort complex, where the property sits within easy reach of both the Caribbean Sea and Nassau Harbour. The air carries salt and the rhythmic pulse of calypso drifting from beachside speakers. Beyond the resort's boundaries, Nassau pulses with colonial-era architecture painted in sherbet shades, conch vendors calling out on Bay Street, and the clatter of straw market stalls where vendors weave baskets in patterns passed down through generations. Paradise Beach stretches just four hundred metres away, a sweep of white sand where the water shifts from pale jade to deep cobalt within a few strides. Lynden Pindling International Airport lies fifteen kilometres west; the drive crosses the harbour via the Sir Sidney Poitier Bridge, delivering arrivals directly to the island's resort-studded shore.
Experiences: The Reef at Atlantis
When to Visit
Winter arrives with dry, breezy days and nights cool enough for light layers, temperatures hovering in the low twenties Celsius. February and March bring the year's lowest rainfall and steady trade winds that ripple the harbour. Spring warms gradually; by May, humidity begins to build and afternoon showers break the heat. Summer peaks in July and August, when temperatures push toward thirty degrees and the sun bleaches the sky to white. The water feels like bathwater, the streets slow to a siesta pace. September and October deliver the heaviest rains, sudden downpours that drum on palm fronds and send Nassau's streets steaming. November marks the transition back to drier, more temperate conditions. The sweetest window runs from late November through April, when the climate favours long beach days and the ocean stays calm and inviting.
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