Bimini Bahamas ...

a little bit of Adventure just a short hop away!

Bimini Bahama vacations are the BEST!

For a bit of adventure, just cross the “Gulf” stream by air and land at the South Bimini Airport or cruise over to the Bahamas in your private boat! Bimini, Bahamas, only 42 miles east of Miami, is just a short hop. If you go by boat you may get lucky and catch your own supper. How about an awesome Dolphin … Mahi Mahi almondine is a real treat or maybe or maybe a delicious conch! Conch don’t move too fast…..in fact, they barely move at all, but they sure are tasty.

Some of the most fun you can have with your clothes is to plan an adventure in the Bahamas with your friends. You will find some of the best fishing in the world located right in Bimini. If you want your Bahamas vacation to include catching some world class tuna you don't have to go any further than the Bimini's. Ernest Hemingway fished these waters and made big game fishing a glamorous sporting activity in this area. It still brings in fisherman from all over the world. The Compleat Angler, housing the Hemingway Museum, burned down a few years ago, but the fishing tales and memories live on!

What about putting your head underwater? The Bimini has many dive or snorkel options; like the many Spanish galleon wrecks, black coral or stone formations ... and what about the road to the lost continent of Atlantis?

Moray Alley, Hawksbill Reef, Rainbow Reef and Victory Reef offer terrific dives from 25 to 80 feet. For the really advanced diver, there is always the Nodules. This wall dive that starts at 70 feet then drops into the Gulf Stream …

For shallow water dives there is the 15 foot Turtle wreck and the really neat 18 foot Sapona dive. Also known as the concrete ship, the Sapona is a 270 foot ship built by Henry Ford in 1911. She served as a troop transport for just one trip during World War 1. After the war, the Sapona was used by rumrunners between the Bahamas and Florida during Prohibition. Some say that she was even anchored and turned into a private gambling and drinking club! In late 1929, a hurricane drove the Sapona aground between South Bimini and Cat Cay, where she remains today ... partially submerged and home to all sorts of native marine life.

Snorkelers will love Turtle Rocks, a shallow wall dive allowing them to view tropical fish just a few feet away in the nooks and crannies of a gnarly rock wall. Just like swimming in a giant aquarium.

Maybe you prefer walking the paths of the Bimini Sands Nature Trail ... learn all about the wildlife indeginous to this special place.

After a long day of fishing, diving or relaxing in the Bahamas sun, it is time to get serious about kicking back. Now the fun begins! Open up an icy cold bottle of Kalik….that’s the local beer brewed in the Bahamas over in Nassau and is excellent with a squeeze of lime. It is great just to sit back with a cold Kalik, pop a tasty conch fritter in your mouth, tell stories about all the fish that got away and listen to some tropical tunes.

When you decide to finally go on that Bahamas vacation, you will have all sorts of wonderful adventures like this … this is what vacationing in the Bahamas is all about …. stepping outside the “box” … doing things that are different and having the time of your life!

Bimini Bahamas isn’t all that far away from the USA, but in terms of lifestyle …. AHHHH!

Plan your best Bahama vacations right here.

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