Water Sports

Bimini has remarkably diverse reefs with domes of brain corals and acres of seafans. They are home to every kind of sea life imaginable, including a fascinating variety of colorful and oddly-shaped fish. You can snorkel in shallow lagoons and over reefs, kayak in the flats or have a unique adventure where you can view, swim, and interact with wild Atlantic spotted-Dolphin in their own environment.

Water Sports Operators

Snorkeling Sites in Bimini Island:

• Sandy Cay Reef - watch for spotted eagle rays and huge southern stingrays.
• Bimini Road - stone monoliths believed to be part of the lost city of Atlantis.
• Sapona - an interesting snorkel-dive through a concrete ship.
• LaChance Rocks (Three Sisters Rocks) - huge rocks with plenty of small marine critters and fuzzy sea whips.
• Turtle Rocks - three different areas with lots of big corals and plenty of fish.
• Rainbow Reef - one of the coral reefs with the most fish in The Bahamas.
• Bimini Shoreline - corals and rock formations with sponges covering the reef side.
• Healing Hole - a large well located in the mangrove swamps East of Bimini.
• Round Rock - a shallow snorkel-dive over a series of rocks and corals.
• Stingray Hole - lots of stingrays swirling around your fins; bring some fresh fish strips and try hand-feeding them.