Discover 3 amazing destinations, from hidden anchorages to lively sandbars.
World-renowned cruising destination with gin-clear banks and coral-fringed cays. Winter brings steady trade winds and minimal rain, while late spring delivers glassy crossings. Boaters generally favor the December to April window for the most stable cruising conditions.
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The biggest boating day of the year. Every sandbar, anchorage, and waterfront spot is packed. Fireworks displays visible from the water across Florida.
First Tuesday of July
A massive, single-day on-the-water party held on the first Tuesday of July in the Abacos. Features free food, drinks, and cruisers anchoring out in mass numbers. One of the biggest events of the Bahamas boating season.
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Join a spirited group of South Florida boaters for a summertime voyage en masse to The Exumas. A lead boat charts the course for a flotilla of up to 30 vessels, ensuring a smooth, confidence-building crossing for first-timers and fresh adventure for seasoned captains. Miles of crystal-clear shallow turquoise waters, countless cays, secluded anchorages, and pristine marine scenery. July 8, 2026.
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A guided group crossing to Bimini, just a short hop from South Florida. A lead boat charts the course for a flotilla of up to 30 vessels, making the crossing smooth and confidence-building for first-timers. Legendary fishing, crystal-clear turquoise waters, welcoming marinas, and iconic waterfront hangouts. Two departure dates: July 23 and July 30, 2026.
The ultimate Exumas voyage. Navigate from Nassau down to Staniel Cay, anchoring at Shroud Cay mangroves, Norman's Cay sunken cartel plane, and swimming with the famous pigs at Big Major Cay.
Make the legendary 48-mile Gulf Stream crossing from Florida to North Bimini. Dive the SS Sapona shipwreck, swim with wild stingrays at Honeymoon Harbour, and enjoy classic Bimini bread.

Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina is a quintessential stop for boaters navigating the Bahamas. Known for its sea-inspired accommodations and relaxed atmosphere, this marina offers a dive center, outdoor pool, and dining options. It's a convenient gateway from the States, just 56 miles from Fort Lauderdale, making it an ideal day trip destination. The marina is well-equipped, with easy access to immigration and customs, and offers a variety of local activities, including nearby beaches and opportunities to see marine life like stingrays and sharks. While the amenities are praised, service experiences can vary, particularly in the dining areas.
Tiger Beach is a renowned dive site located approximately 20 miles off the coast of West End. It offers divers the extraordinary opportunity to observe Tiger Sharks, along with lemon sharks, huge groupers, and snappers, in a shallow environment of 8 to 10 meters deep. Divers can comfortably kneel on the sandy bottom to watch these magnificent creatures, including female Tiger Sharks that can reach up to 4.5 meters in length. The dive trip to this site takes a full day, providing an unforgettable experience for shark enthusiasts.
Resorts World Bimini offers an upscale marina experience with posh accommodations and a range of amenities including six restaurants, bars, a spa, and pools. While the resort promises luxury, reviews suggest a mixed experience with service and maintenance. The marina is ideal for those seeking a lively atmosphere with access to beach and pool facilities, though be prepared for island pricing and potential service inconsistencies.