Nassau International Airport (NAS): Approximate driving time is 12 minutes and distance is 5 miles.

Driving directions from Nassau International Airport: Turn right onto John F. Kennedy Dr. Turn left onto Blake Rd and continue to its end. Turn right onto West Bay St and and continue along the water. Hotel is on the left.

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 $5–$15 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: The easiest ways to get around are on foot and by public buses, also known as jitneys. The #10 bus comes by the front door and heads to downtown shopping and tourist sites for fares of less than $5 USD. Water taxis cross from behind the Straw Market in Nassau to Paradise Island, for return fares of $5–$15 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Water taxis and buses stop running at dusk. Scooters are also a popular way to tour and rent for more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. 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.

European Plan - Rate includes room accommodations only. No meals are included.

All-Inclusive Plan - Price includes the following:

Not included: wines by the bottle; room service delivery charges; food and drink at golf course snack bar; golf club rentals; golf balls; golf cart rentals (mandatory); in-room safes; massage and barber/beauty services; child care; dry cleaning and laundry; telephone charges; business services; motorized water sports; tours and excursions outside the resort.

Amici - Two-story dining room with mahogany columns, marble floor, hand-painted ceiling, white linens. Italian cuisine including antipasti, pasta, country-style main courses. Dinner only. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants and collared shirts for men.

Avocados - Intimate linen-service spot featuring conch cakes, escargot, lobster bisque, fish, lamb chops, steak. Dinner only. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants and collared shirts for men.

Islands - Brightly colored walls with matching barrels supporting bar. International selections include sushi, tempura, conch fritters, fajitas, steak, fish, and ribs. Dinner only. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants and collared shirts for men.

Bimini Market Grill - Breakfast and lunch buffets. Sunday brunch buffet. International dinner buffet up to four nights weekly. Bahamian decor. Air-conditioned dining room and open-air veranda seating. Dinner dress code: long pants or dress shorts and collared shirts for men.

Dolphin Beach Grille - Casual pink-and-white open-air pavilion serving grilled sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, salads, tropical drinks. Lunch only.

Goombay Lounge - Expansive bar/lounge with plush booths and upholstered rattan chairs. DJ or live music nightly. Newlywed game and karaoke on Wednesday nights.

Rendezvous Lounge - Spacious lower lobby with upholstered seating, pianist nightly.

Amenity highlights: Spaced along 1,000 feet of frontage on a pristine white beach lapped by the turquoise Atlantic Ocean and furnished with thatch shades and umbrellas, three pools and surrounding sundecks provide freshwater swimming and sunbathing options. One pool surrounds a rock-garden island featuring a waterfall grotto and a waterwall and includes shallow areas for toddlers and children and a deeper area for older children and adults. An adjacent spa accommodates 12. A second large pool provides open swimming space. The third pool is a vast, meandering, three-level affair with waterfalls, rock rapids, coconut-grove promontories, and a grotto waterfall.

Insider tip: The resort's shopping arcade leads directly to the 24-hour casino located in Wyndham Nassau Resort next door.