Ive spent most of my life exploring Biminis beautiful waters.
Bimini is also rich in history, and there are many local gems worth exploring.
Here’s how to plan an unforgettable trip to Bimini.
Credit:The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism
All accommodations come with balconies, some with ocean views.
Best Things to Do
Visit Dolphin House Museum.
Built in 1993, theDolphin House Museumis a popular attraction for daily walking tours.
Courtesy Hilton at Resorts World Bimini
Explore Neal Watsons Bimini Scuba Center.
In addition to diving and snorkeling, the center offersgreat hammerheadandwild dolphinsafaris.
Relax at Radio Beach.
The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism
Its also the only beach in Bimini that has public facilities such as vendors and toilets.
Hit the casino at Resorts World Bimini.
Plus, youll be mere steps away from a number of restaurants.
The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism
Dishes include both American and Bahamian cuisine, with house favorites such as coconut curry shrimp and grilled ribs.
This time of year brings more crowds, though, typically resulting in higher hotel prices.
Visitors should also be mindful of hurricane season, which falls between June and November.
The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism
How to Get There
Bimini is about 50 miles east of Florida.
There’s also a high-speedFRS Caribbeanferry that departs from Miami for a two-hour ride to Bimini.
To arrive via air, take a 25-minute flight onTropic Ocean Airwaysfrom Fort Lauderdale or Miami.
Jeremy J Saunders/Getty Images
Most visitors stay on north side of the island.
Then, take the public ferry to North Bimini ($8 per person).
Note that most vendors throughout the Bahamas only accept cash.
Book one starting at $90 per day withBimini Golf Cart Rentals.
Meanwhile, guests staying at Resorts World Bimini can reserve a golf cart provided only to hotel guests.
There are no car rentals on Bimini, and many places are accessible via walking.
