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SS Sapona Shipwreck
Swim around Bimini's legendary concrete shipwreck, now a spectacular open-water snorkeling site filled with marine life.
Bimini
Bimini (Bahamas)
Alquiler de yates a Bimini desde Miami
Las Bahamas están más cerca de lo que piensas. Justo al cruzar la corriente del Golfo, Bimini transforma una salida desde Miami en aguas turquesas, playas de arena blanca y una inconfundible vida isleña. Escápate por el día, pasa una noche a bordo o relájate con una escapada de 2 a 3 días a las Bahamas.
Ocean Alexander de 95 pies | Haz que suceda a lo grande
Precio de ofertaDesde $16,120.00
Azimut de 70 pies | Spysea
Precio de ofertaDesde $8,475.00
Prestige de 65 pies | Exumas
Precio de ofertaDesde $7,000.00
Azimut de 45 pies | Caprice
Precio de ofertaDesde $4,588.00
Prestige de 52 pies | Molto Piaciuto
Precio de ofertaDesde $5,000.00
Bimini Yacht Charters from Miami
Explore Bimini
What to Do in Bimini by Yacht
Just 50 nautical miles from Miami, Bimini is the perfect Bahamian escape by private yacht. Snorkel a legendary shipwreck, swim with rays and sharks, explore the island by golf cart and stop for fresh local conch—all surrounded by impossibly clear turquoise water.
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Honeymoon Harbour Rays
Cruise to the shallow waters by Gun Cay for a guided encounter with the friendly stingrays of Honeymoon Harbour.
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Turquoise Sandbars
Anchor in luminous shallow water for swimming, paddleboarding, water toys and a relaxed lunch aboard your yacht.
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Shark Encounters
Experience Bimini's famous reef sharks—or seasonal great hammerheads—with an experienced professional dive operator.
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Radio Beach
Unwind on one of North Bimini's most beautiful public beaches, with soft sand, clear water and a laid-back island atmosphere.
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Tour by Golf Cart
Rent a golf cart and follow the King's Highway through Alice Town and Bailey Town, stopping at beaches and local landmarks.
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Dolphin House Museum
Visit Ashley Saunders' colorful, hand-built landmark decorated with shells, mosaics and treasures collected from the sea.
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Local Conch & Island Food
Try fresh conch salad at Joe's or Stuart's, Bimini-style pizza at Edith's, or a casual marina lunch at the Big Game Club.
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Bimini Road & Wild Dolphins
Snorkel the mysterious Bimini Road formation or head offshore with a local guide in search of wild spotted dolphins.
Choose Your Bimini Escape
From an exhilarating same-day crossing to two nights aboard, each itinerary is tailored to your yacht, interests and sea conditions.
One Day
Bimini Day Trip
- Early departure from Miami
- Arrival and customs clearance
- Choose the Sapona or Honeymoon Harbour
- Lunch aboard or fresh local conch
- Afternoon swim before returning to Miami
Two Days / One Night
Overnight Stay
- Sapona snorkeling and a turquoise sandbar
- Dock in North Bimini and explore by golf cart
- Local dinner and one night aboard
- Radio Beach, rays or a guided shark experience
- Relaxed afternoon return to Miami
Three Days / Two Nights
The Complete Escape
- Sapona, sandbars and time to enjoy the yacht
- Golf-cart tour, Dolphin House and Radio Beach
- Honeymoon Harbour stingrays near Gun Cay
- Optional shark dive, dolphin search or fishing
- Two dinners ashore and two nights aboard
All routes and wildlife activities are subject to weather, Gulf Stream and sea conditions, marina availability and Bahamian entry procedures. Wildlife encounters are never guaranteed and specialized excursions require a qualified local operator.
BIMINI CRUISING EXPLORER
One crossing. Five unforgettable stops.
Follow YCN’s complete Bimini escape from Radio Beach to the Sapona and the southern cays.
THE COMPLETE BIMINI ESCAPE
Miami to the southern cays
Cross the Gulf Stream, clear in North Bimini, then discover the island’s signature beach, wreck and southern-cay shallows.
Flexible charter duration
≈ 102 nm direct legs
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Select a numbered stop
Select a numbered stop
READY TO CRUISE BIMINI?
Plan a day trip or a multi-day escape with YCN.
Plan with confidence. Sail with a captain.
Distances are approximate great-circle planning estimates between destinations—not navigational waypoints. The operating captain determines the route using current nautical charts, forecasts, Gulf Stream conditions, vessel draft, tide, marina availability and port requirements.
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