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Atlantis Gives Guests a Free Lunch

Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas is giving travelers a free lunch.

That’s right. Guests staying in the Beach, Coral or Royal towers for three nights or more receive $60 per day, per room for lunch usable at several restaurants around the sprawling resort complex.

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Stop in at Shark Bites, a casual restaurant and bar serving burgers, sandwiches, cocktails, kids meals and more.

Beach Bites gives guests healthy on-the-go choices, and Breakwater’s Bar & Grill, located in the Royal Tower, offers burgers, sandwiches, salads and more.

At the Mayan Cart, guests can grab healthy wraps, fruit, vegetable sticks and dips.

Stop in for seafood at Pisces, serving fish and chips, conch fritters and sandwiches to enjoy at the restaurant or on the go.

The Riverbend Cafe is perfect for pizza lovers, offering guests fresh-baked 18-inch pizzas as well as wraps, salads and ice cream.

Guests can also enjoy small bites at Splashers Snacks poolside or stop in at Murray’s Deli for a sit-down experience and bite into a towering deli sandwich, a brisket and more.

Book before August 26, 2018, to take advantage of the deal, which can also be combined with the $300 resort credit offer.

Atlantis Paradise Island offers luxurious accommodations and stunning views of the Bahamas. It’s an ideal place to relax on the beach for your entire vacation or hit the course for a fun round of golf in paradise.

For more information on Atlantis Paradise Island, check out their website here.

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