| Kings Highway Alice Town Bimini, | |
| 25° 43' 35.72'', -79° 17' 42.66'' | |
| 242-347-3391 | |
| VHF Ch. 16 | |
| www.biggameclubbimini.com |
About
The Bimini Big Game Club was founded in the 1930’s as an elegant dinner club, and later in 1947 relocated to its current home and expanded. The Bimini Big Game Club is known the world over among “top of class” sportsmen and their families. Adventure, Excitement, Watersports, Sport Fishing & World Class Diving. Bimini Big Game Club has a 75 slip full service Marina and a boutique resort with beautifully decorated rooms, cottages and suites. Marina amenities include: full shower and bathroom facilities, electric and water 30/50/100 amps, cable hook ups, ice, trash service and barbecue grilling area for guest use.
The resort also is home to the Bimini Big Game Bar & Grill, outfitter story with liquor store, fresh water swimming pool, Sharkies restaurant & bar, and dive shop operated by Neal Watson’s Bimini Scuba Centre. The dive shop offers diving daily, snorkeling excursions, scuba lessons and rental equipment. The Bimini Big Game Bar & Grill with all day dining is perched on the 2nd floor overlooking the resort's marina. Guests can relax in a hammock under majestic palms or explore Bimini with bicycles, kayaks and paddleboards, available guest's use as is resort wide Wi-Fi. Bimini Big Game Club is located on the island of North Bimini.
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The staff are friendly but could have been more helpful when docking. Between the strong current, squalling winds and the lack of any kind of protection from the docks can make this a sketchy landing... The rest of the facilities are decent and the food was great at their restaurant.
The staff is very friendly, however, the place is very run down. I do not recommend the Bimini Big Game Club as a destination, but only as a brief stop, if necessary. The write-up makes it sound fabulous, but it's really not.
So difficult to rate this place it has its up and downs, now it looks like its in an upswing. First this place is a legendary marina with a very long history. As story has it the artist Guy Harvey bought it and did not listen to the advice of the owner of Bimini sands, Who told him you need 10 million in renovations. Harvey and his partners dumped in just shy of 1 million and the place went downhill for several years and then Guy Harvey dumped it. (This is the story not sure how much is true.) Now I think the government owns it. The place is still ok. There is an ok restaurant and bar with very, very slow service. They have events and activities for kids and a clean pool. CUSTOMS is there now! I do not like the locals and native kids on the docks asking to clean your boat or fish but security seams ok. They have a liquor store, nice bathroom and showers and walking distance to Alice town. The docks SUCK! Splintery, Old, fixed wood docks and poorly lit with strong current. Visit this place because it is a legend and it is better than Bimini bay. Just tie your boat very well with many bumpers and wear sandles on the dock because of splinters.