When it comes to luxury and relaxation, nothing beats an all-inclusive holiday. Once you arrive, you can simply flop on a lounger for the duration, only getting up for meals and drinks, or enjoy trying the resort's activities. There's one all-inclusive where you'll truly be spoilt for choice, and it's considered the largest resort of its kind in the world.
Overview of Baha Mar Resort
Sitting on a sprawling plot of 1,000 acres along the Nassau coastline, Baha Mar Resort features 2,300 rooms and is made up of three hotels: Grand Hyatt, SLS, and Rosewood. This mega-resort has nine swimming pools, 45 restaurants, and an endless list of things to do. The resort is set on the stunning coast of Goodman Bay, along the mile-and-a-half-long Cable Beach, a postcard-perfect spot with white sands and turquoise seas.
Beach and Water Activities
On the beach, guests can grab a lounger or enjoy complimentary hire of paddleboards, water hammocks, kayaks, and other fun equipment to enjoy the warm waters. The resort also boasts a 15-acre waterpark with colourful slides for kids, a splash park for little ones, a 500,000-gallon wave pool, and an extreme freefall slide for adrenaline lovers.
Dining and Nightlife
During the day, guests can enjoy snacks and drinks from casual dining spots around the pool. In the evening, book an à la carte restaurant experience with cuisines ranging from steakhouses and Mexican to Italian. After dinner, head to the stylish casino with 18 table games and 1,000 slots. Other nightlife options include a jazz club open until the small hours, serving cocktails in a cosy atmosphere, and the Baha Mar Fountain Show that lights up the skyline at night.
Exploring Nassau and Beyond
The resort is close to lively downtown Nassau, a colourful historic neighbourhood with modern shopping malls, bustling markets, and an interactive pirate museum. The resort also offers day trips and excursions, including a popular trip to Rose Island to see the famous swimming pigs. These friendly creatures have become a social media sensation; visitors can relax alongside them in calm, clear waters, feed and pet them, and even get a photo with a piglet for a unique holiday souvenir.
