
Sport Fishing
Bimini has long been associated with deep-sea fishing, including marlin, tuna, wahoo and other game fish drawn by nearby Gulf Stream waters.
Beaches, fishing, diving, boating, historic landmarks and marine experiences that make Bimini a repeat-visitor destination.

Bimini has long been associated with deep-sea fishing, including marlin, tuna, wahoo and other game fish drawn by nearby Gulf Stream waters.

Reefs, wrecks and shark encounters attract divers, while shallower sites make snorkeling accessible to many visitors.

The concrete wreck of the SS Sapona is one of Bimini’s best-known snorkel and dive landmarks.

Radio Beach and other North Bimini beaches, plus quieter stretches and nearby cays, are central to the island lifestyle.

A colorful Alice Town landmark built by local artist and poet Ashley Saunders from shells, sea glass and found materials.

Bimini’s proximity to Florida and marina infrastructure make boating a major part of the island economy and property market.
For a second-home or rental investor, attractions are not just vacation content—they help define demand. Fishing, boating, diving and weekend access from Florida give Bimini a distinctive visitor profile. A property’s proximity to marinas, beaches, restaurants and transport can therefore influence how it is used and marketed.