Bimini Sands Blog: February 2012

About Bimini

A couple of miles long and a few hundred yards wide. Maximum elevation is roughly one palm tree high. Twin dirt roads optimistically named the King and Queen's Highways. No cruise ships, tour-boats or shopping malls. Golf carts but no golf courses. Traffic is defined as a boat anchored in the path of the seaplane. The island of Bimini has been called a glorified sandbar. And therein lies its enduring appeal.

Nestled on the border between the Gulf Stream and the Great Bahama Bank, the island and nearby cays provide some of the most sparklingly clear waters in the western hemisphere. The dazzling neon shades are as vivid as anywhere in the Caribbean, with underwater visibilities over 100 feet common.

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