Tropic Ocean Airways works with the best in hospitality to provide an exceptional experience from take-off to landing. The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas combines elevated service and laid-back Bahamian style for one of the most sought-after Caribbean resort experiences.
Since opening in 1962, The Ocean Club has been a playground for celebrities and discerning travelers. Set along a 5-mile stretch of white-sand beach on Paradise Island, the property is an enclave of remarkable seclusion.
RESORT FEATURES
The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, is an iconic destination located in the Bahamas. This luxurious hideaway has been a favorite of celebrities and dignitaries for decades, and has been the setting for two James Bond films. The resort offers a range of world-class amenities and services, including:
- 3 Pools
- Tom Weiskopf-designed Golf Course
- Full-service Spa
- 2 Gourmet Restaurants and Unforgettable Private Dining
- The Serene Versailles Gardens
Guests can also enjoy a variety of water sports, including snorkeling and paddleboarding, as well as tennis and yoga classes. The Ocean Club’s luxurious accommodations include suites and villas with private balconies or terraces overlooking the ocean or gardens. Whether you’re looking for a romantic escape or a family vacation, The Ocean Club is the perfect destination for a truly unforgettable experience.
ISLAND HOP WITH COCO
Combining the romance of classic seaplanes with the ease of shore-to-shore transportation, and the insider knowledge of experiences local owners, COCO Bahama Seaplanes can take you to rose-splashed castaway picnics on sand-dollared islets, world-class diving and fishing expeditions in remote locales, or jet-set jaunts between chic hotels, resorts, restaurants, and watering holes.
COCO Bahama Seaplanes elevates any adventure. From experiencing a low flyover the third largest barrier reef to seeing some of the Bahamas’ famous blue holes to observing the natural flora and fauna, COCO can take you across the vast archipelago that make up The Bahamas’ 700 islands and cays.