A 600-suite hotel within a hotel, The Cove is the most luxurious of the room towers at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort. Kids aren’t banned, but the vibe is definitely grown-up—witness the adults-only Cove Pool, with its DJ-driven party scene, outdoor gaming tables, and mating-ritual pool wear. But there’s a sense of sophistication in the two-story lobby, which soars above ponds of water lilies, as well as the suites, which have balconies with ocean views, sunken living rooms, and marble-floored bathrooms. All the activities of Atlantis, including those that make adults feel young again—such as the Abyss and Leap of Faith waterslides, or the dolphin encounters—are only steps or a free shuttle ride away. Also available is immersive programming that connects guests to the rich history, art, people, food, and festivities of the islands, from exhibits showcasing regional artists and a weekly Junkanoo Fest & Feast (honoring a more than 500-year-old tradition) to five new outposts of beloved local Bahamian restaurants.
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The Cove Resort at Atlantis Paradise Island
A 600-suite hotel within a hotel, The Cove is the most luxurious of the room towers at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort. Kids aren’t banned, but the vibe is definitely grown-up—witness the adults-only Cove Pool, with its DJ-driven party scene, outdoor gaming tables, and mating-ritual pool wear. But there’s a sense of sophistication in the two-story lobby, which soars above ponds of water lilies, as well as the suites, which have balconies with ocean views, sunken living rooms, and marble-floored bathrooms. All the activities of Atlantis, including those that make adults feel young again—such as the Abyss and Leap of Faith waterslides, or the dolphin encounters—are only steps or a free shuttle ride away. Also available is immersive programming that connects guests to the rich history, art, people, food, and festivities of the islands, from exhibits showcasing regional artists and a weekly Junkanoo Fest & Feast (honoring a more than 500-year-old tradition) to five new outposts of beloved local Bahamian restaurants.
For the Caribbean Crush
The Crush Nightclub is open for teens between 13-17 vacationing with their families at Paradise Island. Crush is a safe, fun environment, and the perfect place for young folk to escape their parents’, if only for a few hours. The lounge include an Internet Lounge (of course!), with photo booths, computers, video game consoles and private gaming cabanas, and more. There’s also the Crush Cafe, and VIP sections in the Dance Club - in case the kids are looking for a place to play private Facebook games. CRUSH’s operating hours: Tours: 3:30pm – 4:00pm Daily Tween Session: 4:00pm –8:00pm Daily (For Resort guest 9 – 13 only) Teen Session: 8:30pm – 1:00am Daily (For Resort guest 13-17 only) Identification required: (Passport or Driver’s license only) A cover fee applies for each session. Note: For Family Session, kids 8yrs and under must be accompanied by an adult during their time in the club.
For the Life Aquatic
Go full Steve Zissou at the incredible Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark -- one of the most impressive attractions of its type anywhere in the world. River rides, water slides, wave pools - if it happens in the water, there’s a decent chance you’ll find it on the grounds of this massive 141-acre wonderland. Admission is complimentary for guests of the resort, which is reason enough to book a stay. The mile-long river ride never has to end if you don’t want it to, while there are plenty of Oceanic attractions to keep you occupied for days on end. Access to the Aquaventure Waterpark and marine habitats at Atlantis are FREE for guests staying at the resort. Passes may be purchased by day visitors, but availability is limited – and may be closed – during periods of high resort occupancy. Individuals under 18 years old must be accompanied by an Adult 18 years or older.
Discover Ancient Atlantis
Deep beneath Paradise Island’s Royal Towers, the Ruins Lagoon is one of the hallmarks of Atlantis deep-sea adventure; this ancient Atlantean relic is home to more than 20,000 fish, sharks, rays, crabs, lobsters, and more. Guests are invited to snorkel and free-dive in this incredible environment during Sea Keeper Adventure programs. Access to all Atlantis marine habitats and Aquaventure Waterpark are free for guests staying at the resort. Passes may be purchased by day visitors, but availability is limited – and may be closed – during periods of high resort occupancy.
Find Your Own Private Powder
The powdery soft, white sand along Cove Beach is the stuff of legend - and in fact may be even more spectacular than you imagined it. Cove Beach is also big enough to allow you and your sweetheart to find a bit of private paradise (all it takes is a little wandering along the sand), and is reserved for guests of The Cove Atlantis - serenity awaits.
Chase Your Sandy Bliss
Atlantis Paradise Island just so happens to sit on one of the world’s most beautiful beaches, and claiming some of the sand for your own is as simple as wandering down to the water’s edge and kicking back. Cove Beach, Paradise Lagoon and Atlantis Beach are all within close proximity during your stay, which means chances are, you’ll never wander too far. Perfection.
The Cove Pool
How’s this for an afternoon at the pool? The Cove Pool is one of the best kept secrets at Atlantis, a spectacular, secluded hideaway for guests of the Cove, and the perfect place to unwind after a long day of... unwinding. Hey, everyone needs a little luxury now and then.
Unwind with a Mandara Massage
You deserve a pampering now and then - especially while on vacation. Step into the remarkable Mandara Spa at Atlantis for a Balinese-style massage, a dip in the plunge pools, a sauna special, or a few hours in the steam room.
Grand Opening
A delightful evening show-placing the extensive remodeling and upgrading of one of The Bahamas’ finest locations. I’m a neighbor and have been wintering on Eleuthera for over 30 years. The Cove is the best.
Heading back for Sushi!
After a year of promised “talk” we journeyed to The Cove, Gregory Town. Arriving too late for the long dreamed lunch of Sushi, tastes of Ceviche, Grilled Shrimp and Vegetable Spring Rolls pleased the hungry spot. Visual satisfaction surrounded .. the cottages, the gentle rolling grass, the almost static clear blue sea. Promise to return .. Photos: All Rights Reserved - Cookie Kinkead 2014
Birthday
Unbelievable Bday weekend!!! Cove Pool is too much fun!!!
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