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LIttle Caverns Safety StopBimini is a small island in the Bahamas – the closest island to the United States, but literally worlds away. With a laid-back way of life and some of the friendliest islanders you'll meet, Bimini is definitely unique.

As you fly over the islands to land on South Bimini, the first thing you'll notice is the beautiful turquoise water. It's not a trick that the magazines pull, the water is actually that color all the time. Look up the west side of the North Island, you'll see a 7-mile stretch of practically uninterrupted white sandy beach. There are no crowds, no beaches packed umbrellas. You can have your very own stretch of sand all to yourself.

The islands of Bimini are South Bimini - where you will fly into - and North Bimini, where you will stay. You'll take a short taxi ride to a water ferry that will shuttle you across the narrow channel between the two islands. Look for dark spots moving in the water as you cross; dozens of Spotted Eagle Rays live in Bimini Harbor!

To the east you'll see an expanse of low-lying bushes, called mangroves. These mangroves are an intricate ecosystem that provides a nursery for juvenile fish, and a barrier against erosion and storm surges. Make a point to visit this unique ecosystem during your stay; take a kayak or paddleboard through the maze of mangroves; glide silently over giant stingrays and juvenile sharks; snorkel with miniature snappers and barracuda; visit the Healing hole with one of our knowledgeable local guides. It's truly a unique experience.

The smiles of the Bahamians are unforgettable, probably derived from the sense of "Island Time" here in the Bahamas. No rush, no worry. You'll see conch shells lining the walls along roads, the beautiful pink shell that is home to a Bahamian staple in cuisine. Here on Bimini you can have conch any way you like it: cracked (pounded and fried), fritters (deep fried in a spicy batter ball), chowder, salad (like ceviche, cooked in citrus and spiced with onions and hot pepper), conch burgers and even conch pizza - don't knock it 'til you try it, it's delicious! If you're hungry, we'll point you in the right direction.

And of course you'll want to get out and immerse yourself in the beautiful turquoise water the first chance you get; either snorkeling through schools of colorful tropical fish, diving through mazes of reef systems, or swimming with wild dolphins - your choice! All you have to do is tell us what you're dreaming of doing, and we'll make it happen. It's that easy.

Welcome to Bimini!

 
 
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