Wake up to spectacular ocean views at the luxurious Cove at Atlantis resort, where thanks to booking through our agency, you'll receive complimentary full breakfast for two every morning of your stay
After breakfast, head to Queen's Staircase, where you can work off your morning meal by climbing the 65 steps to Fort Fincastle. At the top, you'll be rewarded with fabulous panoramic views and a fascinating lesson in military history.
Make your way to Festival Place on Prince George Wharf, where you'll find over 45 stalls selling authentic Bahamian crafts. Along with traditional straw baskets, you'll also find handmade quilts and local treats such as pineapple and coconut tarts.
Conch fritters are a local staple, and although you can find them all over the island, one of the best places is Bahamian Cookin' Restaurant, just a few blocks from Festival Place. The lunch menu features fried, steamed and cracked conch, as well as mac and cheese for the kids.
What's a trip to the Bahamas without some beach time? Head to Paradise Lagoon Beach where the tranquil, crystal-clear water is perfect for kids. There's also snorkeling, paddle boats and other water sports equipment available for rent.
Leave the kids with a certified babysitter (the concierge can make the arrangements) and head out for an adult evening. On your way to dinner, stop by the John Watling Distillery for a quick tour of the historic estate where the company makes its small-batch rums.
Treat yourself to a fabulous dinner at Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's restaurant, Dune. A mixture of Asian and French cuisine served in a cliff-top villa with magnificent ocean views, this is Nassau's place for a memorable meal.
Finish up your evening back at the Cove at Atlantis with a nightcap at Moon Bar, where because you booked through our agency, you'll have a 100 USD Food & Beverage credit to spend. You'll be mesmerized by the moon jellyfish floating in the floor-to-ceiling aquarium behind the bar.
