Explore two beautiful coastlines and many inland lagoons and ponds along the 110-miles-long island of Eleuthera, where safe, comfortable kayaking conditions await you. See areas rich in bird life and marine life where wild orchids grow in the summertime. All equipment—paddles, backrests, and life jackets—is provided. Don’t forget your camera!
The snorkeling in Eleuthera is unparalleled! Snorkel right of the beach in crystal clear waters where marine life is teeming in thousands of shallow coral reefs and shipwrecks. You'll see hundreds of tropical fish, spectacular coral formations, rays, eels, starfish, and even turtles and sharks. Take a guided snorkeling trip down Current Cut, where a strong current will allow you to cruise past groupers, hogfish, giant snappers, and nurse sharks at speeds of up to 7 knots along the edge of the natural channel between Eleuthera and Current Island. This is a safe and enthralling experience for a variety of swimming levels.
Eleuthera offers some of the most consistent and powerful surf spots in the Bahamas, such as Surfer's Beach, near Gregory Town, perfect for beginning and experienced surfers alike. Find plenty of undiscovered surf breaks on the North and East coasts of the island, where the Atlantic Ocean runs deep.
The gorgeous, isolated pink sand beaches of Eleuthera are a treasure trove for beachcombing enthusiasts, where driftwood, buoys, netting, sea glass, and other treasures are easily found. On the Caribbean side, some of the shells that can be collected are quite spectacular, such as tulips, tritons, conch, butterfly shells, sea biscuits, sea urchins and sand dollars. There are literally hundreds of beaches in Eleuthera to explore, and on most of them you can walk for miles without seeing another person.
The island of Eleuthera is considered by many to be the prettiest island in the Bahamas, with its rolling green hills, breathtaking cliffs and bluffs, sheltered coves, inland lagoons and lakes, and spectacular pink sand beaches that stretch for miles. However, its dark history of Spanish invasions has left a number of historical ruins on the island to be explored. Adventure-seekers will also want to check out some spectacular caves, seemingly bottomless blue holes, and one of the greatest climbing trees in the world!
If unspoiled beauty is what you’re looking for, the island of Eleuthera is a nature lover's paradise. Surround yourself with varied flowers, birds, insects, wildlife, and marine life almost everywhere on the island. Lush tropical flowers are in bloom year round. See herons and egrets around the inland lagoons, and other tropical birds such as hummingbirds are plentiful. The marine life around the island is truly spectacular. Keep your eyes open for female sea turtles laying eggs on the beach at night!
Nightly bonfires on the beach are a tradition, offering warmth and atmosphere. After dinner, Bahamians bring out the 'rake 'n scrape' instruments—guitar, goatskin drums, cowbells, tambourines, harmonica, pots, saws—anything that makes noise! Join in or sit back and enjoy the live music.
Want to know where the party is in The Bahamas? Aura, a new 9,000-square-foot Jeffrey Beers-designed nightclub, operated by PURE Management Group, brings a new late night experience to Atlantis resort guests on Paradise Island. Aura is raised off the casino floor where a grand staircase leads into the nightclub. World-class DJs spin dance beats, illuminating the glass dance floor which is surrounded by banquette seating. Two bars, two VIP sections, and a private VIP lounge complete this intimate and exciting experience.
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