Swim With Wild Dolphins
Boats run out to the sandbanks where wild Atlantic spotted dolphins gather. They're genuinely wild and genuinely curious — no tanks, no enclosures, just an open-water encounter on their terms.
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Beach, Please!
Bimini · The Bahamas
A sun-washed townhouse where ocean views, the pool and the marina are a barefoot walk away.
Ocean Views
Wake up to open blue water, with the resort's infinity pool just below.
Room to Spread Out
Multi-level living with space for the whole crew.
Cook, Grill or Carry Out
A real kitchen, a BBQ on the patio, and great island food around the corner.
50 Miles from Miami
A short flight or ferry to a completely different pace.
The Home
Drop the Bags. Kick Off the Shoes.
You're Already on Island Time.
Beach, Please! is the kind of place that makes you exhale the moment you walk in. Light pours through the windows, the ceilings are high, and every room is done in the soft whites, sea-glass blues and warm woods that make a Bahamian morning feel the way it should.
Downstairs is where everyone gathers — an open kitchen that flows into the dining and sitting areas, so whoever's cooking never gets left out of the conversation. Upstairs, the bedrooms are quiet and cool, and the balcony looks out over the water — made for coffee at sunrise and something stronger at sunset.
Out on the patio there's a BBQ grill, so the day's catch — or just a good steak — can go straight on the fire while everyone hangs around outside. Step a little further and the resort does the rest: the infinity pool, the courtyard, the beach, and the marina just down the way.
- Open-plan kitchen, dining & living
- Unlimited Starlink Wi-Fi
- Patio BBQ grill for guests
- Ocean-view balcony & courtyard
- Three full bathrooms
- Bunk room — the kids' favorite
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Have a Look Around
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Amenities
Everything You Need. Nothing You Don't.
Kitchen & Dining
- Full kitchen with range & oven
- Refrigerator and freezer
- Coffee maker
- Cookware, dishes & utensils
- Dining table seating
- Breakfast bar
Comfort
- Air conditioning throughout
- Ceiling fans
- Fresh linens & towels
- Three full bathrooms
- Bunk room for the kids
- Multi-level living space
Outdoors
- Ocean views
- BBQ grill on the patio
- Resort infinity pool
- Beach access
- Ocean-view balcony & patio
- Shared courtyard
Practical
- Unlimited Starlink Wi-Fi
- TVs in every bedroom & living room
- Self check-in
- Full size washer & dryer
- Iron & hair dryer
- Beach towels
Full, up-to-date amenity list and house rules live on the Airbnb listing.
The Island
Bimini Is Small. That's the Whole Point.
Seven miles of island, fifty miles of ocean between you and Miami, and absolutely no reason to rush.
Things Our Guests Love to Do on Bimini
Dive With Great Hammerheads
Bimini is one of the most reliable places on earth to see great hammerheads up close. They gather on the shallow flats west of the island through the cooler months, often joined by bull sharks.
More InformationSnorkel The SS Sapona
A concrete-hulled freighter that ran aground in 1926 and later served as a rum-runners' stash during Prohibition. She still stands above the waterline, and the fish moved in long ago.
More InformationFind The Bimini Road
Off the north coast lies a half-mile run of enormous limestone blocks laid out in a neat line. Geologists call it natural. Everyone else calls it the Lost City of Atlantis. It sits in shallow water, so snorkelers can see it.
More InformationExperience The Sport Fishing Capital
The Gulf Stream runs right past the island, which is why Bimini claims the title. Blue marlin, sailfish, tuna and wahoo offshore — or stalk bonefish on the shallow flats with a fly rod.
More InformationBeach-Hop The North Shore
Three continuous stretches of white sand run up North Bimini, Radio Beach among them. For something quieter, take a boat to the nearby cays and meet the famously friendly stingrays at Honeymoon Harbour.
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Poet laureate Ashley Saunders spent decades building this house by hand from seashells, sea glass and salvaged material — an ever-growing tribute to the island and its dolphins, right in Alice Town.
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The Bimini Biological Field Station has studied sharks here for decades. Their 90-minute tour covers the research, a shark workup demo, and — when the timing works — wild juvenile lemon sharks in the mangroves.
More InformationChase The Fountain Of Youth
Ponce de León came looking for it here. A limestone well bearing the name sits near the South Bimini airport, while the mineral-rich Healing Hole hides deep in North Bimini's mangroves — best reached with a guide.
More InformationEat At The Conch Shacks
Conch salad chopped to order while you watch, cracked conch, fresh snapper and a cold Kalik. It's the single most Bimini thing you can do, and it costs almost nothing.
More InformationDine And Play At The Hilton
The Hilton at Resorts World Bimini anchors the north end of the island, with a casino, a handful of restaurants and bars, and a marina out front. It's the easy choice when you want a night out without leaving Bimini.
More InformationTake Home Bimini Bread
Soft, faintly sweet and a little buttery, Bimini bread is the island's most famous export. The local bakeries turn out fresh loaves daily — buy one warm to eat on the spot, then buy a second for the trip home.
More InformationHemingway fished these waters for two seasons in the 1930s, and Martin Luther King Jr. worked on his Nobel acceptance speech here. For a small island, Bimini has a long memory.
Guest Love
Don't Just Take Our Word for It
★★★★★"The photos don't do it justice. We were in the pool twenty minutes after we walked through the door and barely left the property for three days."
Megan & Dave
★★★★★"Spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and the kitchen had everything we needed. The kids claimed the bunk room instantly."
The Ramirez Family
★★★★★"Coffee on the balcony every morning watching the water change color. That alone was worth the trip. We're already planning the next one."
Priya K.
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Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
There are three easy ways in, and most of our guests choose the first:
- Baleària ferry (most popular). The fast ferry sails from Fort Lauderdale straight into North Bimini in about two hours. You can bring more luggage than a small plane allows, clear customs at the terminal, and step off within walking distance of the resort. Book directly with Baleària Caribbean.
- Fly into South Bimini (BIM). A short hop from Fort Lauderdale, Miami or Nassau. After you land, it's a quick taxi to the dock and a two-minute ferry shuttle across the channel to North Bimini, then a short ride to the door.
- Seaplane into North Bimini. The most scenic option by far — Tropic Ocean Airways flies from Fort Lauderdale and lands right in the Bimini seaplane basin on North Bimini, roughly a half-hour in the air with no island transfer needed.
Once you're here, golf carts, taxis and your own two feet cover the whole island. Schedules and fares change seasonally, so confirm with the operator before you book your dates.
Yes. The townhouse sits within the resort grounds, so the infinity pool, the courtyard and beach access are all a short barefoot walk from your door, and you get ocean views from the balcony. The marina is just down the way.
No car needed. Bimini is about seven miles end to end. Most visitors rent a golf cart for a day or two to explore, and walk or grab a taxi the rest of the time.
Both. The kitchen is fully equipped if you'd like to cook, and there's a BBQ grill out on the patio — a favorite with guests who've had a good day on the water and want to grill their catch. There are grocery options on the island, though many guests stock up before arriving. That said, the local conch shacks and waterfront restaurants are a big part of the Bimini experience, so leave room for those.
Bimini is wonderful year-round. Winter and spring bring dry, breezy weather and the best visibility for diving. Summer is hotter and quieter, with warm water and great fishing. Hurricane season runs June through November, so travel insurance is always a smart idea.
All bookings, rates, availability and house rules are handled through our Airbnb listing. Check your dates here — and message us there with any questions.
Your Island Escape
The Azure Blue Ocean Water Is Waiting for You.
Pick your dates, pack light, and let Bimini do the rest.
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