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Bimini

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Alice Town
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Alice Town

Located in North Bimini, Alice Town is the hub of tourism activity on the island, home to most hotels, restaurants and many points of interest. 

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South Bimini

The quieter of the two islands, most visitors fly into South Bimini Airport and continue onto North Bimini via ferry.

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North Bimini

North Bimini

The location of Bimini’s largest settlement, Alice Town, as well as a majority of accommodations. There are multiple official ports of entry, including a seaplane base.

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South Bimini Airport

Bimini’s primary gateway, the South Bimini Airport welcomes international as well as domestic flights.

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North Bimini Airport

A seaplane base located in North Bimini, the North Bimini Airport is an official port of entry with Customs and Immigration.

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GETTING HERE BY AIR

South Bimini Airport (BIM): The primary airport serving Bimini

International Direct Flights

FROM THE US
  • Miami International Airport (MIA): American Airlines provides direct service several times per week.~ 1 hour
  • Fort Lauderdale International (Sheltair): Tropic Ocean Airways provides private charters and scheduled flight via seaplane from Fort Lauderdale International (Sheltair) to North Bimini Seaplane Base, Resorts World. 

Domestic Direct Flights

FROM NASSAU
  • From Nassau (NAS): Western Air offers flights to Bimini ~ 30 minutes
  • From Grand Bahama (FPO): Western Air offers flights to Bimini twice per week ~ 20 minutes

GETTING HERE BY SEA

  • Ferry Service From Florida
  • Private Boating

Ferry Service From Florida

Regular high-speed ferry service Baleària Caribbean operates between Fort  Lauderdale, Florida, and Bimini. The crossing takes approximately 2 hours, making  Bimini one of the most accessible islands in The Bahamas from the United States.

Private Boating

Bimini is a popular destination for private boaters, with several marinas offering  docking facilities, customs and immigration services, fuel, and other amenities.

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GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Getting around Bimini is easy. Golf carts are the most popular mode of transportation  and are available for rent throughout the island. Taxis are readily available, and  bicycles are another convenient option for exploring nearby attractions. Many  accommodations and attractions are also within walking distance.

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