Nassau and Paradise Island Nightlife

Show off your designer duds at Atlantis’ nightclub, just off the casino floor. Expect traditional pop music and more drinking than dancing.

Order a drink at the palm tree-lined lobby bar at the British Colonial Hilton, and listen to live music Wednesday through Saturday. The afternoon tea is also a worthy distraction.

Locals mingle with tourists at this downtown club for the over-25 crowd. Bottle service grants access to the VIP lounge.

Well-known among the spring-break set, this family restaurant morphs into a waterfront nightclub for the younger crowd thanks to cheap booze and a rowdy DJ.

Housed in a former mansion complete with outdoor pool, Waterloo’s two dance floors play all kinds of club music to a varied crowd. Drinks are cheap.

With its massive art installations, including two Chihuly chandeliers, the Caribbean’s largest casino is somewhere between breathtaking and overwhelming. If you hit the jackpot, you can blow it on a meal at one of the high-end restaurants that open out onto the casino floor.