Atlantis Paradise Island — casino in Nassau (Paradise Island)
Atlantis Paradise Island is a land-based casino in Nassau (Paradise Island) (Bahamas), operating since 1998; operated by Brookfield Asset Management. ~4,600 m² of gaming floor, about 700 slot machines and 85 tables. Nearby: the giant The Dig aquarium and the Royal Towers — a symbol of the Bahamas.
Key facts
| City / country | Nassau (Paradise Island), 🇧🇸 Bahamas |
| Opened | 1998 |
| Operator | Brookfield Asset Management |
| Scale | ~4,600 m² of gaming floor, about 700 slot machines and 85 tables |
| Dress code | resort casual |
| Hotel | Yes |
Games at Atlantis Paradise Island
History & atmosphere
Atlantis Paradise Island is a legendary mega-resort on the Bahamian island of Paradise, built by visionary Sol Kerzner and opening its casino in the iconic Royal Towers in 1998. The casino sprawls beneath a dramatic glass dome, and its windows overlook the famous aquarium maze The Dig, where sharks and rays swim among the ruins of a sunken Atlantis — the second-largest marine park in the world. The atmosphere is festive and resort-like: guests in beach attire move from the Aquaventure water park with its slides to the roulette wheels and poker tables. Beyond gaming, the resort is renowned for its dolphin habitat, lagoons filled with marine life and lavish restaurants from celebrity chefs. Atlantis has repeatedly served as a venue for major poker tournaments and film shoots, including scenes from the James Bond franchise. It is a place where Caribbean exoticism merges with Vegas-scale grandeur.
Compiled by the Casino Atlas editorial team. Last updated: July 2026. Please confirm opening hours, dress code and entry requirements with the venue.