Bimini is the westernmost district of the Bahamas, a small pair of islands lying just fifty miles from the Florida coast across the Gulf Stream. Famous for its world-class game fishing, clear water and rich marine life, it offers a beautiful and easily reached gateway to the Bahamas with a character all its own.
The islands are legendary among anglers, long celebrated as the big-game fishing capital of the world, where the deep waters of the Gulf Stream teem with marlin, tuna and other prized species. The same clear, life-rich waters offer superb diving and snorkelling, including the chance to swim with wild dolphins and sharks.
Bimini is also steeped in lore, from its associations with Ernest Hemingway, who fished and wrote here, to the mysterious underwater rock formation known as the Bimini Road. Beautiful beaches, clear shallows and a laid-back island atmosphere complete its appeal.
Ashore, the islands offer fresh seafood, colourful bars and a warm, welcoming atmosphere steeped in fishing tradition. Their blend of adventure and charm is appealing.
With its game fishing, clear water and rich marine life, Bimini is a beautiful gateway to the Bahamas. Guests can fish the legendary Gulf Stream, swim with dolphins and sharks and enjoy the clear water and relaxed island charm of these westernmost cays.
