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Browns Hotel & Marina

Kings Highway
Alice Town, Bimini Bahamas
Bahamas

Phone	305.423.3213
Fax	305.423.3205
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Web	http://www.BrownsHotelandMarina.com
Latitude	25° 43" 21'
Longitude	-79° 17" 59'
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“Just then from one of the boats tied up at BROWN’S dock, a rocket rose with a whoosh high into the sky and burst with a pop to light up the channel”
Ernest Hemingway “Islands in the Stream”

Imagine an address at the harbour entrance of historic Alice Town so exclusive that only 17 exist in Bimini’s most renowned port of call. Now imagine, sipping cocktails at sunset, from your terrace overlooking your boat docked in Bimini Harbour, where Ernest Hemingway engaged in sport-fishing and basked in inspiration penning “Islands in the Stream.”

As the first entrance in the harbour, Browns is the only residential and vacation destination close to downtown restaurants, lounges, hotels, the marina, ferry dock, airport, Bimini’s museum and more.

DOCKAGE RATES - SLIP RATES

Daily Rates: $1.75 per foot

DAILY ELECTRICITY CHARGES

29’ or less - $15
30’– 49’ - $20
50’ – 59’ - $30
60’ – 89’ - $45
90’ and up - $75 WATER RATE

$.30 per gallon used, metered at dock.

ICE

$3.00 – 10 lbs. bag
$12.00 – 50 lbs. bag

Home to the best conch & lobster pizza, Bahama Mammas and the famous ring toss game, The End of the World Saloon in Bimini is a world-renowned watering hole where patrons go to watch the sun set, sink their toes in the sand and enjoy high octane spirits and native foods, including fresh caught fish and conch. A landmark pit stop for the Caribbean bound, The End of The World Saloon was a favorite haunt of Adam Clayton Powell who entertained visiting press corps at this famous hideaway.

In addition to live music on the water (everything from calypso to Lynyrd Skynyrd), the End of the World Saloon proudly collects and displays patrons’ undergarment souvenirs. What goes on in Bimini, often stays in Bimini, but look close as the drunken castoffs are often autographed before being pinned to the walls and ceiling.

Today, the famous drinks keep flowing under the supervision of Sara Lee, who operates The End of the World Saloon as if the patrons were guests in her own living room. You won’t want to order another round before visiting this right of passage in downtown Alice Town.

Big Johns Hotel

Nestled in Bimini’s historic center of Alice Town, the original Big John’s was a popular watering hole during prohibition but was later closed down. After a tragic fi re destroyed the world famous Compleat Angler bar a few months ago, townspeople appealed to Bimini Heritage Ltd. to include the restoration of Big John’s in their Heritage Village development plans.

“It was a project for the community by the community from the very beginning,” said I. Stanley Levine, a partner of Bimini Heritage Ltd. who has enjoyed visiting the island for the last 50 years. “Big John’s pays tribute to the history of Alice Town by carefully preserving the integrity of the community as well as its historic allure and architectural design. In addition, the development of our Heritage Village serves as a catalyst for economic redevelopment.”

Rich with local flavor, Big John’s Conch Shell Bar employs many of the Compleat Angler’s familiar faces including the managers, bartenders and the band, The Hypnotics, who worked there for close to 20 years.

Setting a new standard in Bimini’s hotel accommodations, the seven fully-renovated rooms perched atop of Big John’s Conch Shell Bar provide guests with the luxuries of a boutique hotel while maintaining the charm of island living in a world-class fi shing destination.

This casual and relaxing retreat boasts open fl oor plans and sliding glass doors that reveal breathtaking views of Bimini’s beautiful bay front. Antique nautical furniture and closets fashioned from cargo netting pay tribute to the landmark’s historic quarters. Modern upgrades include 32 inch LCD television screens, new air conditioning systems and furnishings, fi ne linens and aromatherapy soaps.

Big John’s Conch Shell Bar is a casual lounge with an island atmosphere enhanced with plasma high-defi nition satellite television. Centrally located seating allows patrons to watch their favorite televised sporting events, as well as steal panoramic views of the bay when they are not testing their skills at the ring toss game, Bimini’s signature amusement.

BROWNS MARINA NOW OPEN!

Dock Your Boat At A Landmark Legacy

Bimini’s Alice Town is finally receiving boats again as Browns Marina is OPEN with 50’-140’ slips available for rent or purchase. The new luxury marina and waterfront boardwalk sits nestled behind Big John’s Hotel, which boasts boutique island living charm, and Big John’s Conch Shell Bar & Lounge – the hottest bar and nightlife scene on the island!

Soon guests can enjoy the charm of living in a world-class fishing destination with the completion of the new Browns Hotel featuring 17 luxury condo hotel apartments overlooking the marina. Pre-construction sales underway.

With only a few units and slips still available for sale at Browns Hotel & Marina, RESERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE TODAY in Bimini’s most renowned port of call.

Marina

19 all new slips ranging from 50 to 140 feet in length (will accommodate vessels slightly larger than slip size). First marina at the entrance to North Bimini Harbour, 24 hour security, water, cable and electric service. Rental pool available. Fixed wooden docks and pilings with tropical hard-wood decking. Priced at $4,100.00 per linear foot.

Slip Rental

Slips are available for rent as of June 2007 at $1.75 per foot. Additional charges for electric and water. Reservations being taken by Big John’s Hotel, located next to the marina. Big John’s Hotel offers 7 boutique room accommodations and live music Thursday thru Sunday during the summer season. Call 242.347.3117.

Max Length	150ft
Depth	13ft
Max Beam	28ft
Total slips	19

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VHF	68
Shore Power Amps	30/50/100
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Minimum Approach Depth	10ft

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Open year round

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Rates

Daily

$ 1.75 per foot

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Posted: Mar 13th, 2008