Bimini, paradise close to you
Bimini, a paradise close to you
Bimini combines white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and a strong tradition shaped by the sea and Bahamian culture. Radio Beach, the wreck of the SS Sapona, Alice Town and unique places such as Dolphin House reveal a small archipelago where nature, history and island life come together just a few miles from Florida.
Average temperature: 25.7 °C (≈ 78.3 °F)ºC
Coffee price: US$ 8 $
Public transport: $ / Ticket
Beaches
Architecture and monuments
A Caribbean experience like no other.
Discover Bimini
A small archipelago of white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and Bahamian charm where the sea is always part of the experience. Discover some of the places that best showcase Bimini's nature, history and island character.
Radio Beach and the beaches of North Bimini
Enjoy the beaches of North Bimini, where long stretches of white sand meet clear turquoise waters. Radio Beach is one of the best known and offers a perfect taste of the archipelago's Caribbean scenery, whether you are swimming, strolling along the shore or simply spending a peaceful day by the sea.
SS Sapona, Bimini Road and the underwater world
The waters around Bimini are home to some of its most distinctive sights. The wreck of the SS Sapona has become a popular spot for snorkelling and diving, while Bimini Road is an intriguing formation of large stone blocks beneath the sea. Reefs, colourful fish and exceptionally clear water complete the underwater landscape.
Alice Town, Dolphin House and Bahamian flavours
Explore Alice Town, the main settlement on North Bimini, to experience everyday island life. Here you will find the Dolphin House Museum, built by Ashley Saunders using shells, sea glass and reclaimed materials. Round off your visit with local fish, seafood, conch and traditional Bimini Bread.
Explore Bimini at your own pace
Travel to Bimini by ferry and get around the island by vehicle to discover its beaches, historic corners, seascapes and the atmosphere of North Bimini with complete freedom.