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Bimini Ferry Tickets
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From Miami: Bimini Bahamas Day Trip by Ferry
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Ferry ride to Bimini
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Ride a fast, comfy ferry from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini and back for a fun day at The Bahamas.
- Everything you get: Escape to Bimini, Bahamas, with a round-trip economy ferry from Fort Lauderdale. Enjoy a smooth 2-hour ride on a modern vessel with a fully-stocked beverage counter, and a duty-free shop. You’ll have from 11am to 6pm to explore, relax, and soak up the island vibes before your ride back.
- Why choose this: The round-trip ferries are a stress-free way to get to Bimini without the hassle of flights. It’s a quick way to reach the Bahamas, perfect for a day of sun and sea—whether you’re craving adventure or total relaxation.
- Upgrades: Choose to upgrade your ferry ride with a premium economy ticket featuring comfortable, spaced-out seating, and/or choose to stay over at Bimini for a few days and schedule your return within 7 days.
Ride a fast, comfy ferry from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini and back for a fun day at The Bahamas.
- Everything you get: Escape to Bimini, Bahamas, with a round-trip economy ferry from Fort Lauderdale. Enjoy a smooth 2-hour ride on a modern vessel with a fully-stocked beverage counter, and a duty-free shop. You’ll have from 11am to 6pm to explore, relax, and soak up the island vibes before your ride back.
- Why choose this: The round-trip ferries are a stress-free way to get to Bimini without the hassle of flights. It’s a quick way to reach the Bahamas, perfect for a day of sun and sea—whether you’re craving adventure or total relaxation.
- Upgrades: Choose to upgrade your ferry ride with a premium economy ticket featuring comfortable, spaced-out seating, and/or choose to stay over at Bimini for a few days and schedule your return within 7 days.
Inclusions
- Round-trip 1 day economy ferry rides to Bimini
- Port fees & taxes
- Premium economy (as per option selected)
- Return transfer within 7 days (as per option selected)
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers in Miami
- Food & beverages
- Activities in Bahamas
- Gratuities
- The day trip to Bimini runs on select dates, so be sure to check the booking calendar when making your reservation.
- You must provide full names, dates of birth, passport numbers, country, and gender for everyone traveling. Without this info, your reservation can’t be confirmed.
- You’ll have approximately from 11am to 6pm to enjoy your time in Bimini.
- The ferry is wheelchair accessible, but make sure you’re using a foldable wheelchair.
- Since you’ll be going through Customs and Immigration, you must have a valid passport and re-entry authorization. Some nationalities may also need a visa—check the Bahamian Immigration Website before booking.
- This tour isn’t available for infants under 6 months old.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
MiamiBimini Ferry Tickets
Your Bimini ferry options explained
One-day trip
- Round-trip ferry from Fort Lauderdale (9am departure & 11pm return)
- Approx. 6 hours on the island (11am to 7pm)
- Premium option includes wider seats and priority boarding
Perfect for: Day-trippers, couples, beach lovers, and spontaneous travelers
Why book this: Leave Fort Lauderdale in the morning and enjoy a full island escape without needing to stay overnight. Relax on white-sand beaches, snorkel in turquoise waters, or explore Bimini’s shops and beach bars—all within one unforgettable day.
Recommended tickets:
- From Miami: Bimini Bahamas Day Trip by Economy Ferry
- From Miami: Bimini Bahamas Day Trip by Premium Economy Ferry
Overnight trip
- Round-trip ferry from Fort Lauderdale with return within 7 days
- Explore Bimini at your own pace—great for extended beach stays or resort bookings
- Premium upgrade includes extra onboard comfort
Perfect for: Weekend explorers and those who want more time in paradise
Why book this: Want to stay a bit longer on the island? With overnight return flexibility, you can stay in Bimini for up to 7 days and return on a ferry that suits your schedule. Ideal if you’re planning to book a resort or dive deeper into local culture and adventures.
Recommended tickets:
- From Miami: Day Trip to Bimini Economy Overnight
- From Miami: Day Trip to Bimini Premium Economy Overnight
Plan your visit
Timings
Best time to visit
Getting there
Facilities
Accessibility
Rules & visitor info
Visitor tips
General Cruise Timings:
- From Fort Lauderdale: The cruise departs on select days at 7am (arrive at the dock at least by 6am for check-in)
- From Bimini: The cruise departs on select days around 7pm (arrive at the dock at least by 6pm for check-in)
Duration: Each ferry lasts approximately 2 to 2.5 hours.
- If you’re after a calm, laid-back beach day, midweek is the best time to go with fewer crowds and more space to stretch out on the sand. Weekends, on the other hand, bring a livelier atmosphere, perfect if you enjoy a more social vibe.
- You’ll want to aim for March to May or October through early December. The weather is just right—warm but not sweltering (around 75–85°F)—and the seas are usually nice and calm for smooth sailing.
- The morning ferry gives you beautiful ocean views and a relaxing start to your island adventure. And if you’re lucky, you’ll catch a gorgeous sunset on the ride back—it's the perfect way to wrap up a day in paradise.
Address: Port Everglades Terminal 21, 2021 Eller Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Fort Lauderdale Port (1-min walk)
- By bus: Take Broward County Transit Route 40 to SE 17th Street near Port Everglades or Transit Route 1 (US 1 Local) to US 1 & Southeast 30th Street. Since the bus doesn’t enter the port, you’ll need a short taxi or rideshare to reach Terminal 21.
Closest bus stop: US 1 & Southeast 30th Street (6-min drive) - By car/taxi: Drive from Miami via I-95 N, take Exit 26 to I-595 E, which becomes Eller Drive inside Port Everglades. Follow signs to Terminal 21 at 2021 Eller Drive.
Closest parking: Port Everglades Palm Parking (7-min walk)
- The ferry features air-conditioned cabins with comfortable, airline-style seating to ensure a relaxed journey.
- A snack bar is available, offering a selection of beverages and light bites for purchase.
- You’ll also find a full-service beverage counter on board.
- Shop for last-minute essentials or souvenirs at the duty-free store.
- There are clean restrooms and baby-changing stations.
- The ferry is wheelchair accessible for foldable chairs only.
- Onboard staff assist with boarding, but there are no elevators, so upper deck access may be limited.
- The Bimini day trip operates on select dates, so check the booking calendar when planning your trip.
- To confirm your booking, you'll need to provide full names, dates of birth, passport numbers, country of citizenship, and gender for all travelers. Without this information, your reservation cannot be processed.
- Please note that infants under 6 months old are not permitted on this tour.
- Packing light helps you board and disembark quickly, making your ferry trip smoother and giving you more time to enjoy Bimini without the hassle of lugging around heavy bags.
- Don’t underestimate the island sun. Bring along lots of sunscreen, a hat and a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.
- Consider taking along a waterproof bag to keep your valuables safe while doing water activities.
- Be mindful of your impact by avoiding littering, using eco-friendly products, and protecting the natural habitats to help preserve the island’s beauty for future visitors.
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Frequently asked questions about Bimini Ferry tickets
What types of tickets are available for the Bimini Ferry?
Your Bimini ferry ticket options include day trip economy ferries, premium economy ferries, and overnight ferries that offer both economy and premium economy tickets.
What is included in the ferry ticket price?
Standard tickets include the round-trip ferry ride from Fort Lauderdale itself with comfortable seating and safety equipment.
Is food included in the ticket?
No. Food and beverages are available for purchase onboard and on the island.
Are there guided tours included?
No. Your ticket includes the round-trip ferry transfers only. Your day at Bimini will be self-guided.
Is the Bimini Ferry accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, the ferry is equipped to accommodate passengers with mobility challenges, including wheelchair access for those with foldable wheelchairs.
Can I bring luggage or sports equipment on the ferry?
Passengers are allowed to bring small personal luggage and sports equipment, such as snorkeling gear, on the day-trip ferry. However, large or bulky items are not allowed.
Do I need a passport to travel on the Bimini Ferry?
Yes, since Bimini is part of the Bahamas, a valid passport is required for US citizens and international travelers to clear customs and immigration.
Are there age restrictions?
Children under 6 months are not allowed on the ferry.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Sailings may be delayed, rescheduled, or canceled in extreme weather at the tour operator’s discretion.