The Duke and Duchess stayed in the The Cove’s Three Bedroom Penthouse Suite, a 4830ft hideaway with floor to ceiling windows, wrap-around ocean views, a large living area, office space and a separate ten-set dining area with a full-service kitchen. An all-suite property, nestled between two private beaches, The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island is the pinnacle of Bahamain luxury perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway or for families in need of a relaxing oasis.

Atlantis Paradise Island is a lush oceanside resort in The Bahamas. An iconic property, it features five different hotel experiences with 21 restaurants including Nobu by Nobu Matsuhisa, a 30,000 sq ft Mandara Spa, casino, five miles of white sand beaches, 11 swimming pools and Aquaventure – a 141-acre waterscape of thrilling slides and river rides. The resort is single-use plastic free and supports extensive rescue, rehabilitation, research, and conservation efforts in The Bahamas through the Atlantis Blue Project Foundation.

When Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, departed The Bahamas with her husband, the Duke of Cambridge, on Saturday night, she departed as more than just a member of the British royal family. She departed as an honorary "island gal" after she showed her daring side and slurped down the pistol of a conch while visiting the ...
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The government hopes to whittle down its list of bidders for the sale of the Grand Lucayan resort to the top three within the next two weeks, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Aviation and Investments Chester Cooper said. "We are really happy with the progress we've seen so far," Cooper said recently. "The ...
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Prime Minister Philip 'Brave' Davis held a conclave with various agencies on Sunday to address the recent increase in murders.