Tour Operator Project

Bahamas






June 15

• Arrive in Nassau and then travel over to Paradise Island.
  
  


• Check into my hotel called Atlantis Paradise Island Royal Towers. It is on Paradise Island. Paradise Island is a small island with a bridge crossing over to Nassau, the capital. It is a really nice hotel, but pretty spendy at $380.00 a night. It has 20 swimming areas, water slides, 3 mile beach, health spa, and 38 restaurants.

• After I settle into my hotel, I'll travel back across the bridge to Nassau to sight see a little. I'll stop at the Queen's Staircase which is a big staircase carved out of limestone by slave labor in the 1790's. It has 65 steps, and is one of Nassau's top attractions. The top of the staircase provides beautiful views of Nassau and the Caribbean Sea.










• Go eat at Cafe Matisse which is rated number one for all Nassau restaurants.





• I will be exhausted from the plane ride and everything, so I'll go back to my hotel to relax.




• Grab something to eat for dinner at a restaurant in the hotel called the Bahamian Club which serves steaks, lamb, prime rib, and salmon.

June 16

• Eat breakfast.




• Chill on the beach for most of the morning.



• Eat lunch and then go see the Cloisters which is free. It is a 14th century French monastery brought over brick by brick to Paradise Island in the 1920s from a newspaper magnate.




• Do a little shopping, look for souvenirs, and eat dinner at Fathoms which features enormous panoramic windows looking into the underwater ruins of Atlantis. It is said to serve superb seafood.




• For dessert, go to Jimmie's which is where people of all ages enjoy a treat at this old fashioned ice cream parlor.

June 17

• Eat breakfast.
  


• Stop at Coles of Nassau a store on Paradise Island that sells swimwear by Gottex, Pucci, and Fernandez Sanchez. Want to get a new suit for the cruise.

• Hotel pickups for the Robinson Crusoe Cruise are at 9:30 and the cruise starts at 10:00. It lasts 4 hours. You go to Remote Island where you are free to relax on the sun-drenched beach, snorkel over coral reefs, or just explore the island. When you get hungry, your guide will prepare luch for you.







• Get back at 2:00 pm. Next you will be going parasailing. This is recommended for thrill-seekers. This is where you are harnessed to a parachute and tied to a boat which pulls you 400 feet into the air, gives you a 5 minute view, and gentely brings you back down. It gives you a bird's eye view of the sandy beaches, turquoise ocean and multi colored island homes. Peer through the ocean's surface to see tropical fish, turtles and other aquatic animals. After the ride you are rounded back to the same platform where the people time off the parasailer and lands them onto the float. The average price for this is $40.



• Sit on Paradise beach and just RELAX.



• Eat dinner at a restaurant in Atlantis Paradise Island Royal Towers hotel.

June 18

• Grab breakfast at a restaurant.

• Go to a few more stores and get some souveniers to bring back.


• Board plane.