FREE THINGS TO DO IN BIMINI

  • 1. Resorts World Bimini Cruise Port – The Resorts World Bimini Cruise Port was inaugurated in 2021, boosting tourism on the island. The port allows cruises to dock directly in Bimini, where travelers can walk through a large pier and catch a tram run by Resorts World. This service is available for everyone visiting the island, not only for travelers on an onshore excursion. This Bimini cruise port is located north of the island, within walking distance of many amenities, including shopping, restaurants, resorts, and some of the most beautiful beaches. You can start exploring the beaches in Bimini by crossing the bridge at the port.
  • 2. Visit The Free Beaches In Bimini – The beaches are the main attraction in Bimini, and they can be explored using tram or foot. Although some beaches belong to resorts and are only available for guests or travelers willing to pay for entrance, visitors can explore other beaches in Bimini for free. The beaches at Bimini are often described as idyllic, and travelers can find popular spots with lots of bars and more secluded beaches. It’s important to be mindful of your safety, as well as throughout the Bahamas.
  • Kayak Beach – The closest beach to the port is Kayak Beach, which is also the first tram stop. It offers a glimpse of what Bimini has to offer: as the name suggests, travelers can rent a kayak and explore Bimini’s calm waters. Although it’s a great way to start discovering the island, Bimini has other beaches that are more popular and impressive.
  • Radio Beach – Travelers can rent a golf cart to explore the northern part of the island, where they can find fantastic spots like Radio Beach. Located in Alice town and close to the center, travelers are often mesmerized by its clear waters and visibility. Radio Beach is an urban beach, so bars and restaurants are easy to find, making it the perfect place to try seafood dishes and drinks. The trees along the shore create natural shadows, and visitors can easily spend the whole day here. Unsurprisingly, this is one of the busiest sports on the island during the peak season.
  • Blister Bay and Alice Town Beach – Blister Bay is also located in Alice Town, near Radio Beach. This spot receives fewer visitors but is just as beautiful as Radio Beach. It features a long stretch of white sand and everything visitors can expect of the Caribbean Sea with its pristine waters. Locals mainly visit this beach, and it’s possible to find some vendors selling drinks along the way.
  • Spook Hill – Spook Hill received this name because it’s located near the island’s cemetery, but the place would never be described as scary. The palm trees along the beach create natural shadows, and the shallow waters are perfect for children and people who want to relax. This is also one of the most popular beaches in Bimini, and travelers can expect to see many other tourists around.

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