• Introduction
• 1. Aruba
• 2. Atlantic City
• 3. Goa
• 4. Las Vegas
• 5. Macau
• 6. Mississippi Gulf Coast
• 7. Monte Carlo
• 8. Nassau & Paradise Island
• 9. Niagara Falls
• 10. Sun City

Nassau & Paradise Island

It’s a safe bet that you’ll visit spectacular oceanfront casinos in the Bahamas. Every year, hordes of tourists head to these breezy Atlantic isles to rendezvous with Lady Luck in Nassau and get some beachside sun at the same time. On Cable Beach, the Crystal Palace Casino boasts hundreds of slot machines, plenty of tables, roulette wheels, and off-track betting, and is open for round-the-clock fun. The main show-stopper, though, is the casino at Atlantis, on neighboring Paradise Island. The largest casino in the Bahamas, with a gaming floor that measures over 50,000 square feet, Atlantis is lit by skylights and windows that overlook rambling lagoons and gardens and boasts a huge indoor aquarium just off the lobby that makes a great distraction from a losing streak; it may also be the only place you'll spot a local on the property, since Bahamian citizens are prohibited from gambling.

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