Big game fishing on Bimini

What do Ernest Hemingway, Howard Hughes, Richard Nixon and Adam Clayton Powell, Jr all have in common? At one time, they were all "hooked" on Bimini for its unparalleled big-game fishing.

The Biminis have long been known as the big-game fishing capital of The Islands of the Bahamas. The only island group in the 700-island chain whose deep-water side faces west, the Biminis stretch across the Gulf Stream. These waters are rich in tropical fish such as wahoo, marlin and sailfish.

About the Island

North Bimini and South Bimini, the two biggest islands, lie just 50 miles

History of the Island

Settled in the early 1920s, Bimini once served as an operations base

Getting There

All you need to know about getting to Bimini

Where to Stay

View and print an interactive map of Acklins/ Crooked Island

Getting Around

There are many ways of getting around Bimini

Map of the Island

View and print an interactive map of Bimini

Activities across Bimini

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Activities across Bimini

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