Atlantis Aquaventure
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Immerse yourself in the splendor of Atlantis Resort and its new 63-acre water park, Aquaventure — and experience an oasis amidst paradise.
Sit back, relax and take in the sights during an approximate 25-minute, air-conditioned motor coach drive through historic Nassau as you make your way to the world-renowned Atlantis Resort in Paradise Island. Recalling the mythic lost island city in breathtaking detail, Atlantis is home to the world's largest open-air marine habitat, where 14 fascinating exhibits and 13 sparkling lagoons brim with over 50,000 sea creatures representing 250 species. A plethora of luxury shopping, fine dining and casino gaming ensures Atlantis is as much fun on land as it is in the water. Upon your arrival at the resort, explore the underwater archaeological aquarium known as The Dig during an eye-opening guided walking tour — and behold a astounding array of manta rays, sharks, jellyfish and other wonders of the sea.
After your tour, dive into the magic of Atlantis' newest 63-acre treasure: Aquaventure waterscape. Featuring state-of-the-art water slides, river rapids, waterfalls, water holes and amazing special effects, Aquaventure is far from your usual water park. Just hop in your very own inner tube and sit back as you are propelled along a river to the main water attractions via a series of special escalators, waves and surges — without ever having to leave the water! Take the plunge from one of the four thrilling water slides of the 120-foot tall Power Tower. Plunge into the Abyss — a near-vertical 50 feet drop through a tumbling waterfall into total darkness — before finding yourself submerged in a deep cenote filled with Alligator Gars. Coast along the bouncy inner tube slides of The Drop, The Falls and The Surge and then catch some white-water waves at The Rapids. It's all up to you! Spectacular special effects, video technology and a lush landscape design make the journey even more thrilling.
After you've taken in the thrills and spills of Aquaventure, experience even more what Atlantis Resort has in store. Chill out and soak up the sun and surf on one of the many beaches. Surrender to the elegance of the Royal Baths Pool or take in the laidback atmosphere of the Lazy River Pool. Rent a water-bike, kayak or snorkeling equipment and surround yourself in the tranquil beauty of Paradise Lagoon. Hit the casino — awash with decorative glass sculptures that jet into the sky — and try your luck at slots, blackjack or craps. Or spend the afternoon shopping at high-end stores like Coach, Cartier and Gucci in the Marina Village. After your approximate eight-hour visit, return from paradise with a scenic 20/30-minute, air-conditioned drive back to the ship.
Immerse yourself in the splendor of Atlantis Resort and its new 63-acre water park, Aquaventure — and experience an oasis amidst paradise.
Sit back, relax and take in the sights during an approximate 25-minute, air-conditioned motor coach drive through historic Nassau as you make your way to the world-renowned Atlantis Resort in Paradise Island. Recalling the mythic lost island city in breathtaking detail, Atlantis is home to the world's largest open-air marine habitat, where 14 fascinating exhibits and 13 sparkling lagoons brim with over 50,000 sea creatures representing 250 species. A plethora of luxury shopping, fine dining and casino gaming ensures Atlantis is as much fun on land as it is in the water. Upon your arrival at the resort, explore the underwater archaeological aquarium known as The Dig during an eye-opening guided walking tour — and behold a astounding array of manta rays, sharks, jellyfish and other wonders of the sea.
After your tour, dive into the magic of Atlantis' newest 63-acre treasure: Aquaventure waterscape. Featuring state-of-the-art water slides, river rapids, waterfalls, water holes and amazing special effects, Aquaventure is far from your usual water park. Just hop in your very own inner tube and sit back as you are propelled along a river to the main water attractions via a series of special escalators, waves and surges — without ever having to leave the water! Take the plunge from one of the four thrilling water slides of the 120-foot tall Power Tower. Plunge into the Abyss — a near-vertical 50 feet drop through a tumbling waterfall into total darkness — before finding yourself submerged in a deep cenote filled with Alligator Gars. Coast along the bouncy inner tube slides of The Drop, The Falls and The Surge and then catch some white-water waves at The Rapids. It's all up to you! Spectacular special effects, video technology and a lush landscape design make the journey even more thrilling.
After you've taken in the thrills and spills of Aquaventure, experience even more what Atlantis Resort has in store. Chill out and soak up the sun and surf on one of the many beaches. Surrender to the elegance of the Royal Baths Pool or take in the laidback atmosphere of the Lazy River Pool. Rent a water-bike, kayak or snorkeling equipment and surround yourself in the tranquil beauty of Paradise Lagoon. Hit the casino — awash with decorative glass sculptures that jet into the sky — and try your luck at slots, blackjack or craps. Or spend the afternoon shopping at high-end stores like Coach, Cartier and Gucci in the Marina Village. After your approximate eight-hour visit, return from paradise with a scenic 20/30-minute, air-conditioned drive back to the ship.
- Port of Call:
- Nassau
- Activity Type:
- Beach & Water
- Activity Level:
- Moderate
- Duration:
- 5-8 hours
- Price:
- Adult: $155 (ages 10 and up)
Child: $105 (ages 3-9) - Ages:
- All Ages
- Additional Information
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- This excursion includes a 15 minute walk to and from the pick-up point.
- Wheelchairs need to be standard size and collapsible; no electric wheelchairs permitted.
- Exact route may vary and is subject to weather conditions on the day of the excursion.
- Guests should note that there are no restrooms available onboard the catamaran.
- Guests are encouraged to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, additional clothing, hats, cameras and backpacks.
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last updated: 8/3/2007