Bimini, The Bahamas

Things to Do in Bimini

Beaches, fishing, diving, boating, historic landmarks and marine experiences that make Bimini a repeat-visitor destination.

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Sport Fishing

Bimini has long been associated with deep-sea fishing, including marlin, tuna, wahoo and other game fish drawn by nearby Gulf Stream waters.

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Diving & Snorkeling

Reefs, wrecks and shark encounters attract divers, while shallower sites make snorkeling accessible to many visitors.

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SS Sapona

The concrete wreck of the SS Sapona is one of Bimini’s best-known snorkel and dive landmarks.

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Beach Days

Radio Beach and other North Bimini beaches, plus quieter stretches and nearby cays, are central to the island lifestyle.

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Dolphin House

A colorful Alice Town landmark built by local artist and poet Ashley Saunders from shells, sea glass and found materials.

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Boating & Marinas

Bimini’s proximity to Florida and marina infrastructure make boating a major part of the island economy and property market.

Why activities matter to real estate

For a second-home or rental investor, attractions are not just vacation content—they help define demand. Fishing, boating, diving and weekend access from Florida give Bimini a distinctive visitor profile. A property’s proximity to marinas, beaches, restaurants and transport can therefore influence how it is used and marketed.