Palm Paradise is a “Newly Renovated 2024” beautifully designed mid-century modern villa nestled in Historic Cable Beach. The Villa has 2 levels w/peaceful vibes, secluded, clean, cozy stylish furniture, w/spacious open floor plan, epic 30ft ceilings, legendary 100ft palm trees, tropical landscaping, private pool + beach walk. Create lasting memories w/friends, family, working colleagues. Escape to celebrate, dine, relax, and social media boast. Welcome to your Perfect Island Treasure!

Hi Im J - Bahamian Born and Raised w/Canadian, Scottish and Italian Heritage. I’ve travelled and lived around the world…but there’s nothing like my beautiful Bahamaland. I’d love to share Palm Paradise with you + your guests along with my Bahamian culture + the natural wonders of the island - while creating an ambiance that restores your soul, renews your spirit, bringing continuous laughter and overwhelming joy topped w/sun-kissed tans. We’d love to share our favorite spots and hidden local gems while you’re visiting the Bahamas. Check out our Host Restaurant Guidebook….first browse it and let us know day,time,guest count and we’ll reserve the restaurant for you ahead of your arrival. #wise :-)

Palm Paradise is nestled in the Historic Cable Beach neighborhood of Westward Villas on a quiet safe street. You’re located in the heart of it all. CLOSE PROXIMITY: Palm Paradise is located near food stores, local dining and world-class restaurants , shopping, water park, nightlife, bank/atm, gas station, pharmacy, IMAX movie theatre, golfing, tennis courts, runners/walking path, gym, hair/nail salon, fresh bakery, ice cream shop, flower/gift shop, wine and spirits, urgent care, pediatrician and pet hospital, dry cleaners, Starbucks, the straw market, police and fire station, and steps to Bahamar and all it’s amenities and attractions “the majority found within walking distance.” NEIGHBORHOOD HISTORY: Cable Beach is the most popular stretch of sand in Nassau, with two-and-half miles of fantastic beach to explore. Adjacent to Palm Paradise are five billion dollar resorts, a Signature Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, and the largest casino in the Caribbean. If you’re wondering about the name “Cable Beach”, it came from the undersea telegraph cable that came ashore in 1892. In the 1940s and 1950s, when the modern era of tourism was beginning in the Bahamas, Cable Beach was the primary destination for visitors. Notable homes from the era include the estate of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Bahamian Nobles like (Former Prime Minister of the Bahamas - eg. Sir Lynden Pindling), and currently the home of the U.S. Ambassador - also how could you not forget that famous scene from James Bond: Thunderball (1965) when Bond takes an adventurous car ride with Bond Girl Volpe under the moonlight stars on West Bay Street (Cable Beach) in a vintage 1960’s sports car. #ClassicBondStyle Over the recent decades, Cable Beach has always been a consistent sought-after tourist destination for its convenient and central location on the island. Tourism in the area dates back as early as the 1940s, and by the 1950s, it had become a centre for hotel development and was named