We stayed at Browns Marina in Bimini for one night. It was reasonable at $1.25/ft. Water is 30 cents per gal and electric is metered at 67 cents per KW. It was easy in and dock hands helped us get in without a problem. Very friendly staff and convenient restaurant next door. Showers were hot and restrooms clean. They also had a really nice outdoor beach like lounge...
We anchored here on our boat Mahalo, We were on our way to the Exumas but waited for a weather window. Expect swells with any wind that has N. Any wind with S expect relative calm. The breakwater reduce the size of the swells. The beach access is great to dinghy to. The view of cruise ships coming in and going is also amazing. One does need to make a radio call to...
www.OurBoatStory.com anchored at Allan’s Cay () for several days on our boat Mahalo. The anchorage is wonderful. The water crystal clear. Good holding in sand. The Tide will swing boats 180 degrees, but really has not been an issue. The anchorage can be packed, arrive early. The Iguanas are cute and the snorkeling is breath taking. Good protection all around...
We anchored here on our boat Mahalo. Super calm for S, W to NE winds. Very strong current. Sandbars may expose during low tide. We favored the east side to avoid ending up beached. Very well protected from a 20mph NW wind. Beautiful as most of the Exuma. Tides can be up to 3.8 ft. Something to keep in mind with swings and sandbars.
We anchored here on our boat Mahalo (). We waited out a strong North to SE for 5 days. Very protected from all sides except West. No tidal swings and virtually no swells. There is room for over 50 boats. Good holding in firm sand. Lots of snorkel opportunities along rocky shore. One of the best anchorages in the Bahamas. We hope you enjoy this aerial view of the...