Bimini Biological Field Station
A 501(c)(3) shark and ray research station founded in 1990 by Dr. Samuel Gruber on South Bimini, running tagging programs and offering tours, internships, and educator courses.
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Things to Do
North BiminiAlice TownSouth BiminiThe drop-offBimini Road, rated 4.6 out of 5 from 76 reviewsShark Mound, rated 4 out of 5 from 12 reviewsBimini Public Beach, rated 4.4 out of 5 from 93 reviewsBimini Blue Adventures, rated 4.3 out of 5 from 155 reviewsKayak Beach, rated 4.3 out of 5 from 94 reviewsMyBimini Adventures, rated 5 out of 5 from 17 reviewsDolphin House, rated 4.8 out of 5 from 246 reviewsRadio Beach, rated 4.6 out of 5 from 980 reviewsBimini Biological Field Station, rated 4.8 out of 5 from 36 reviews
Bimini Blue Adventures
Boat excursion operator in Bailey Town running reef shark snorkeling trips, stingray encounters, and visits to the SS Sapona wreck.
Bimini Homecoming
A native festival held around April, running four days with Bahamian music, seafood, tropical drinks, beach parties, and live entertainment.
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Bimini Public Beach
A public beach in Bailey Town, just south of Resorts World Bimini along Kings Highway.
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Bimini Road
North Bimini
A half-mile line of flat limestone blocks off North Bimini, discovered in 1968 and popularly tied to Edgar Cayce's Atlantis prophecy, though geologists mostly attribute it to natural beachrock formation.
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Dolphin House
Alice Town
A hand-built folk-art house and museum in Alice Town by local historian Ashley Saunders, made from found objects, shells, and tile mosaics.
Fountain of Youth
South Bimini
A limestone well near the South Bimini airport, near where Ponce de León reputedly searched for the fountain of youth in 1513.
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Goombay Summer Festival
North Bimini
Summer festival sponsored by Resorts World Bimini with live music, Junkanoo performances, and island food.
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Healing Hole
North Bimini
A sulfur spring deep in the mangroves of Bonefish Creek, reachable by kayak, with a folk belief that it treats arthritis and gout.
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Honeymoon Harbour
Bailey Town
Shallow sandy cay near Bailey Town where southern stingrays gather; guided tours run from about $40 via Neal Watson's Bimini Scuba Center.
Kayak Beach
Quiet beach on the east side of North Bimini, a short walk from the cruise port, with calm water for kayaking and local kayak rentals.
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MyBimini Adventures
Tourist information service in Bailey Town.
Ocean Cay Lighthouse
A 100-foot lighthouse on Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve; visitors can climb 165 steps to the top, and it hosts an evening LED light show, accessible only to MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys passengers.
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Radio Beach
A public beach in Bimini, home to Sherry's Paradise Beach Bar.
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Shark Mound
A shark-shaped archaeological mound in a North Bimini mangrove swamp, about 500 feet long, discovered by aerial survey in 1989 and investigated by researchers in 1990.
SS Sapona Wreck
South Bimini
WWI-era concrete-hulled cargo ship that ran aground in a 1926 hurricane and was later used by Prohibition-era rum-runners; now a popular shallow snorkel and dive wreck.
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