FORT LAUDERDALE · PLACE
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The 7 most popular bimini & bahamas day trips in Fort Lauderdale. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Fort Lauderdale to Bimini day trip by ferry with 6 hours on the island, onboard bar and duty-free, and optional Resort World day pass.
“It was everything i was expecting, and that is great. Not much to see here, just enjoy the beach and that amazing water.”
Speed-ferry to Bimini with Miami hotel pickup, 6 hours of beach time, and round-trip transfer. Early start, long lines.
“I did not go due to the weather being extremely windy and rainy. It should have been canceled. I did not feel safe so I did not go.”
Ferry from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini or Grand Bahama with guaranteed seating and a 5-6 hour beach afternoon. Know the timing and costs.
“I am completely disappointed at the lack of hospitality, communication, organization, and class this website and the local tour operators have demonstrated.”
Day trip by fast ferry from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini for beach time, swimming, and snorkeling, plus optional water sports.
“We went to the Grand Lucayan all-inclusive resort for the day. It was great, but completely deserted. We had the whole beach to ourselves. The sandy beach was amazing!”
Ferry from Port Everglades to Bimini or Grand Bahama for a full day of beach time, crystal-water views, and optional water sports.
“Bring a sweater for the ferry, the air conditioning is much too strong. Everyone should take out their towels to use as blankets... Otherwise, it's a beautiful island, nothing to complain about.”
Round-trip ferry from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini or Grand Bahama, with 4-5 hours on island plus optional activities.
“I truly enjoyed myself on the cruise to the Bahamas yesterday. The resort was great and great timess”
Ferry from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini in a day with mobile tickets, a fast crossing, and free time on the island plus optional premium perks.
“Bost ride was very choppy thought it was gone tip over. Day was windy not much to do in binimi it's a small island”
