Ferry from Bimini Islands to United States

About Bimini Islands

The Bimini Islands make up the closest Bahamian district to the United States, situated just fifty miles east of Miami, Florida. Comprising two main islands called North and South Bimini, alongside numerous cays, Bimini is one of the smallest archipelagos in the Bahamas. However, most visitors sail here to explore the beautiful depths of its surrounding ocean, teeming with tropical fish, dolphins and mantas. Together with brightly coloured coral reef, the seabed is decorated with enigmatic stone ruins, which most believe are the remnants of the mythical Lost City of Atlantis, while the shallow coastal waters in North Bimini feature a fascinating First World War shipwreck, SS Sapona. The Bimini Islands are frequently visited by tourists from the United States, which, in the past, included Ernest Hemingway and Martin Luther King Jr., so it’s easy to travel back to Florida by ferry, with a few sailings every week to Miami lasting just two hours.

About United States

The United States of America is a federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district. The United States is vast and diverse in terms of its geography, climate, and cultures. Travelling from the West coast of the States to the East coast means a journey of over two thousand miles and across several time zones. America lives up to its reputation as the land of dreams and a destination full of adventure waiting to surprise you. From Florida it’s quick and easy to sail over to Freeport on Grand Bahama Island. This daily service gets you to the Bahamas in no time using a high speed ferry which sails at a speed of around 32 knots.