Nassau International Airport (NAS): Approximate driving time is 30 minutes and distance is 16 miles.

Driving directions from Nassau International Airport: Turn right onto John F. Kennedy Dr. Turn left onto Cable Beach Rd and continue towards downtown Nassau. The street becomes Bay St. Take Bay to the bridge. Cross the bridge (toll) at the traffic light and continue straight through the roundabout onto Harbor Dr to a T-intersection. Turn left and then take the first right onto Bay View Dr. Hotel is on the corner.

Getting there: There is no regular shuttle service from the airport so the easiest way to get to the hotel is by taxi. Fare is $26–$35 USD for the first 2 passengers and $3 USD for each additional person. Rental cars, Town Cars, and limousines are more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Rental cars are available online.

Getting around: There is no public transportation on Paradise Island so the easiest way to get around is on foot or by taxi. Motor scooters are also a popular way to tour and rent for more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Water taxis cross from Paradise Island to Nassau, leaving from the new bridge for return fares of $5–$15 USD. Once on the Nassau side, local buses called jitneys provide a way around for fares of less than $5 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Water taxis and jitneys stop running at dusk. Driving British-style (on the left) along narrow streets and through roundabouts is daunting for most visitors so if going longer distances, taxis are best. Island-hopping is possible through Bahamas Ferries which runs catamarans to out islands including Eleuthera and Harbour Island from Potter’s Cay between the old and new Paradise Island bridges. Or visitors can travel as the locals do, on mailboats which leave for the out islands from Potter’s Cay or Prince George Wharf, but passage can run on “Bahamas time” (slowly) and cargo can include livestock. Return fares for both ferries and mailboats are more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice.

Hibiscus Terrace Restaurant & Pool Bar - Open-air spot under yellow canopy, adjacent to pool in resort's suites section. American breakfast and light lunches only, no dinner.

Amenity highlights: The resort has three swimming pools with sundecks, lounge chairs, and umbrella tables. Guests dine at the resort's single restaurant or cook in their own kitchens, with groceries from the onsite mini-market. Nearby Atlantis Resort offers a spa, 24-hour casino, nightclub, comedy club, children's activities, teen club, shopping arcade, and 13 restaurants—all accessible to Bay View Village guests.

Insider tip: The resort's luxuriant gardens include tropical fruit trees and banana plants. Guests are permitted to harvest the fruits.

White sands and turquoise ocean waves are a 10-minute walk away at Cabbage Beach. Guests have access to a wide variety of amenities and a 24-hour casino at Atlantis Resort, 1 half-mile away.