What it's like
Dolphin Cay is a 14-acre environment on Paradise Island, built as part of the Atlantis resort. It shows marine animals in a setting designed around the wider Atlantis complex, which holds the world's largest open-air marine habitat.
A visit centers on the Stingray Experience, a hands-on encounter with hundreds of Cownose stingrays and tropical fish. Paradise Island also has powder-white beaches and restaurants, so a visit can be paired with time on the sand.
Good to know
- Dolphin Cay sits inside the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island.
- Atlantis is reached by the port ferry and a short taxi or walk, with no boat tour needed.
Dolphin Cay, Atlantis
Dolphin Cay is a 14-acre marine environment inside the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island, where visitors meet dolphins, stingrays and other sea life.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Blue Lagoon Island
Blue Lagoon Island is a private island off Nassau where a day trip centers on snorkeling, stingray and sea lion encounters, and dolphin swims. It is a boat day rather than a walk.
Downtown Nassau
Downtown Nassau is the historic core of the capital, a compact grid of colonial buildings, monuments, murals and museums. Most of it is best seen on foot, one street at a time.
Pirates of Nassau Museum
A wax museum in downtown Nassau that tells the story of pirates in The Bahamas and the people who fought them. You walk through battle scenes, pirate life displays and a few real artifacts.
Fort Fincastle
Fort Fincastle is a small fort on a hill south of downtown Nassau, with cannons on display and views over the city.
The same kind of day, elsewhere
Stingrays, turtles and dolphins
