From the Lucayan Indian word meaning “two islands”, and known around the world simply as “Bimini”, North and South Bimini, along with their smaller neighboring cays, make up this group of Bahamian islands situated on the edge of the Great Bahama Bank, overlooking the cobalt...
Read More[caption id="attachment_9034" align="alignleft" width="240"] Dive preparation for 440 feet below[/caption] In his attempt to break the world record for the deepest descent by a scuba diver, Neal Watson, Sr. had his left hand placed in handcuffs and secured to the 440 foot long steel cable that...
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Think you don’t know Billfish? Think again! The Billfish is a class of fish that includes Marlin, Swordfish, Sole and Sailfish. These fish are very popular with offshore fishing companies, and you have probably been to, or been invited to a fishing trip where these...
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Bimini is the westernmost outpost of the Bahamas with a history and character of its own, one that the rich and famous have enjoyed for many decades. Named “Bimini” by the Lucayan Indians in their language,” the two islands and scattering of cays offer a...
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Fifty-three miles off the coast of Miami lies Bimini and the Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina. With a population of just over 2,000, it's a paradise just waiting to be experienced. It's known as Ernest Hemingway's favorite escape and some even go as...
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Summer offers many reasons to celebrate. In addition to the warmer weather comes a variety of warm weather activities such as camping, swimming, and kayaking that can be done in Bimini or throughout the Island of the Bahamas. If you have vacation time saved up,...
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1) Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island Pink Sands Beach owes its pink sand to microscopic marine creatures called Foraminifera. As might be guessed, they have bright red or pink shells. 2) Mount Alvernia, Cat Island Mount Alvernia is the tallest “mountain” in the Bahamas. It stands 63 meters...
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