Island Developers and Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts today announced that they have entered the first Banyan Tree property in The Bahamas as part of a partnership.

Banyan Tree illa Bahamas is set on 40 acres of pristine Atlantic and Bimini Bayfront properties, only 48 nautical miles from Miami and a 20-minute seaplane ride away.

The environmentally conscious resort, designed with 50 keys and 54 luxury houses by renowned architect Chad Oppenheim. The resource provides a whole new perspective on the Bahamas, exclusively offering the first authentic overwater bungalow-style in the Caribbean.

Private terraces and swimming pools, signature by Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts and pioneer of this concept are part of hotel suites.The ideology of the property centers around cultivating an ecosystem of genuine experiences that encompass all senses and create lasting The Illa Bimini will bring luxury to the secluded tropical region, from unique food pop-ups to curated music series, oceanside meditations at the Banyan Tree spa and much more.recollections.

"Illa Bimini has the vision of introducing the highest levels of luxury and quality to the Bahamas while being responsive to the climate in our approach.," said Mr. Alejandro Capo, Principal illa Bimini.

It is the first foray into the region of Banyan Tree with Illa Bimini carrying the same level of luxury and refinement as it has been established as one of the world's leading independent hotels.

The portfolio of Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts contains approximately 50 properties, spanning 4 brands and 24 countries. It received international recognition for success as a multiple brand hospitality organization and annually commands awards from respected publications such as the Conde Nast Reader's Choice Awards.

"With this trademark, we are proud to have brought our Banyan Tree founding brand into the lovely island in Bimini. Banyan Tree Illa Bahamas is the first Bahaman luxury resort to display the best ethos of our brand in establishing the Senses Sanctuary while preserving a deep link with the environment and the local culture. said Mr. Peter Hechler, Head of Regional Operations MENA, Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts.