BROWNS MARINA 🇧🇸 BIMINI BAHAMAS SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
We are please to sponsor the Ocean Posse with a 10 % discount off our slip fees.
Christian
Browns Marina
+1 (305) 799-3143
CONTACT
dockmaster@BrownsMarinaBimini.com
Alice Town, Bimini, Bahamas
Hail on VHF Channel 16
For fastest service contact Christian at:
+1 305-799-3143
BROWNS MARINA Bimini AmenitieS
- Deep Water Access
- Top Quality Slips Up to 145’+
- 3 Phase 100/50/30 Amp Electrical Service
- The Most Competitive Rates on the Island
- WIFI
- Tiki Hut Bar
- Air Conditioned Shower & Bathroom Facilities
- 24 Hour Security
- Gated
- Volley Ball Area
- Picnic & Lounge Areas
- Stainless Steel BBQs w/ Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Sink
- Large Dining Tables w/ Ample Seating
- Sandy Lounging Area w/ Couches & Chaise Lounges
- New Foliage & Palm Trees
- Scenic Views of the Ocean & Inlet
SAFE APPROACH
NEARBY
1. SS Sapona Shipwreck
Location: 25°31.558′ N 079°16.935′ W
A partially submerged concrete freighter wrecked in 1926 and now a stunning snorkel and freedive spot. Teeming with marine life and accessible in calm conditions, this eerie and iconic site is a favorite among adventurous yacht crews.
2. Bimini Road (aka Atlantis Road)
Location: 25°45.000′ N 079°17.000′ W (approx.)
A mysterious underwater rock formation off North Bimini that has fueled theories of Atlantis. Whether geological curiosity or lost civilization remnant, it’s an excellent shallow dive or snorkel experience.
3. Dolphin House Museum
Location: Alice Town
A hand-built, mosaic-covered structure made from shells, coral, and salvaged materials by local author and historian Ashley Saunders. It’s a love letter to the sea, and an offbeat cultural gem in the heart of Bimini.
4. Healing Hole in East Bimini
Accessible via dinghy/kayak through mangroves at high tide
This freshwater spring, located deep within the mangroves, is rich in minerals and local legend. Said to have healing properties, it’s a tranquil spot surrounded by nature – bring insect repellent and timing with the tide is key.
5. Radio Beach
Location: Alice Town, North Bimini
A beautiful white sand beach where the water turns impossibly turquoise. Easy walk from marinas like Brown’s. Great for sunsets, beachcombing, and a cold Kalik with the locals.
🇧🇸 BAHAMAS : 30 DAY ITINERARY
| Day | Location | Activities |
| 1–3 | Bimini & Gun Cay | Sapona wreck snorkel, stingrays at Honeymoon Harbor, beach time, prep for crossing |
| 4–5 | Great Harbour Cay (Berry Islands) | Long sail, marina or anchorage, Shark Creek exploration |
| 6–9 | East Berry Islands | Hoffman’s blue hole, Comfort Cay shallows, Whale & Soldier Cay snorkeling |
| 10 | Nassau / Rose Island | Quick city stop, optional Atlantis visit, resupply |
| 11–13 | Allen’s Cay & Highbourne (Exumas) | Iguanas, beach time, snorkeling, anchoring at Highbourne |
| 14–17 | Shroud Cay & Warderick Wells | Mangrove dinghy, Washing Machine, mooring in Land & Sea Park |
| 18–20 | Staniel Cay | Thunderball Grotto, swim pigs, snorkel, fuel and resupply |
| 21–22 | Current Cut (Eleuthera) | Cross Fleeming Channel, drift dive, peaceful anchorage |
| 23–25 | Spanish Wells & Glass Window Bridge | Preacher’s Cave, mooring or anchorage, light provisioning |
| 26–27 | Optional: Cat or Long Island | Hermitage hike (Cat), Hog Cay anchorage (Long), wildlife watching |
| 28–30 | Northern Abacos | Hope Town, Tahiti Beach, Man-O-War, prep for West Palm return |
🗓️ 30-Day Family Sailing Itinerary – Bimini to the Abacos (with Exumas highlights)
Days 1–3: Bimini & Gun Cay
• Snorkel the Sapona wreck
• Visit Honeymoon Harbor (stingrays!)
• Explore Bimini blue holes and enjoy beach time
• Prep and provision for Great Bahama Bank crossing
Days 4–5: Cross to the Berry Islands
• Long day sail to Great Harbour Cay
• Enjoy marina comforts or anchor at Bullocks Harbour
• Explore Shark Creek, hike, beach days
Days 6–9: East Berry Islands
• Hoffman’s Cay blue hole jump
• Comfort Cay shallows (great for snorkeling with kids)
• Whale Cay beach and Soldier Cay anchorage
• Light provisioning if needed
Day 10: Sail to Nassau (optional Atlantis stop)
• Stop at Rose Island or Paradise Island
• Use city amenities sparingly; continue quickly
Days 11–13: Highbourne Cay & Allen’s Cay (Northern Exumas)
• Allen’s Cay iguanas
• Snorkel around SW Allen’s
• Anchor at Highbourne for water clarity and beach time
Days 14–17: Shroud Cay & Warderick Wells
• Drift dinghy in mangroves
• Explore Land & Sea Park HQ
• Visit “The Washing Machine” (fun for kids!)
• Mooring balls, great protection
Days 18–20: Staniel Cay & Thunderball Grotto
• Swim pigs (optional)
• Grotto snorkel
• Fuel up and resupply at Staniel
Days 21–22: Sail to Eleuthera via Fleeming Channel
• Overnight at Current Cut
• Drift snorkel at slack tide
• Anchor at Meeks Patch (near Spanish Wells)
Days 23–25: Spanish Wells & Glass Window Bridge
• Walk Preacher’s Cave
• Local vibe and fishing community
• Good anchorage, moorings, groceries
Days 26–27: Optional: Cat Island or Long Island
• Short sail to see The Hermitage on Cat or Hog Cay anchorage in Long
• Or skip and head straight to Abacos if time/weather is tight
Days 28–30: Northern Abacos
• Explore Hope Town, Man-O-War Cay, or Great Guana
• Relax at Tahiti Beach or secluded coves
• Stage for Gulf Stream return (West End or Great Sale Cay)
🧭 Notes:
• Weather watching is critical during summer hurricane season.
• Use Explorer Charts (paper + AquaMaps) as standard.
• Prioritize quality over quantity – linger where the kids are happiest.
• Plan final departure from West End or Great Sale Cay for a clean 24–30 hr window to West Palm Beach.

























