Things to Do in Bimini Bahamas
Bimini is an explorer's paradise. Spend your days exploring pristine beaches, snorkeling vibrant reefs, fishing in legendary waters, or soaking in the island’s rich history and culture. Whether you're snorkeling the Sapona shipwreck or lounging on Radio Beach, our convenient location is your gateway to it all.
Guide to Scuba Diving in Bimini
Located just 50 miles off Miami, Bimini is a world-class scuba destination featuring over 20 dive sites. Fed by the Gulf Stream, its crystal-clear waters offer vibrant coral reefs, dramatic walls, and iconic shipwrecks like the SS Sapona. It is especially famous for winter encounters with great hammerhead sharks.
Best Bimini Fishing Charters
Known as the "Sport Fishing Capital of the World," Bimini offers exceptional big-game, reef, and flats fishing where deep ocean drop-offs sit close to shore. The island hosts premier charter services providing expert guides, gear, and targeting diverse species including blue marlin, wahoo, yellowfin tuna, and lightning-fast bonefish.
The Dolphin House Museum
A must-see, three-story artistic masterpiece hand-built by local historian Ashley Saunders using recycled ocean materials, sea glass, and shells.
Snorkeling the Sapona Shipwreck
The SS Sapona, a concrete ship that ran aground in the 1920s, sits in shallow waters just off Bimini and makes for an incredible snorkeling spot. The wreck is encrusted with coral and teeming with marine life, making it accessible even to beginner snorkelers.
The Bimini Road (Road to Atlantis)
This mysterious underwater rock formation off North Bimini draws history buffs and adventurers alike. Often called the "Road to Atlantis," the ancient limestone blocks have sparked legends and intrigue for decades — a fascinating stop for snorkelers and glass-bottom boat tours.
Kayaking & Paddleboarding the Mangrove Creeks
Bimini's calm lagoon and mangrove-lined waterways offer stunning paddling routes where guests can spot nurse sharks, rays, and tropical fish in crystal-clear shallows. It's a peaceful, up-close way to experience Bimini's natural ecosystem at your own pace.
