One of the best ways to explore Bimini is by renting a golf cart. This is a fun and efficient way to see the island at your own pace. When you disembark, you can either:

• Walk about 10 minutes straight down the pier and turn left at the circle
• Take the trolley to Fisherman’s Wharf, where you’ll find multiple golf cart rental vendors

Expect to be approached by several rental operators—this is a great chance to ask questions or negotiate pricing. Generally, prices start at $80-$100 for the day, but rates may vary depending on demand and weather conditions.

Key Stops for a Day of Exploration

If you’re renting a golf cart, most of the attractions are on the southern portion of North Bimini, accessible via a single main road. Here’s the highlights and recommendations from our trip:

1. Start early (before 9 AM) and drive to the southern tip of the island. This area offers breathtaking views and crystal-clear water.
2. The Shipwreck – A fascinating stop, though the real highlight is the stunning scenery at the island’s edge.
3. Radio Beach – A great spot to grab a drink at the beachside bar. Beach chairs are available for rent here.
4. Dolphin House Museum – A unique museum constructed from recycled materials. Even if you don’t go inside, the exterior is worth seeing.
5. Shopping & Local Eats – Stop by local vendors for souvenirs and refreshments. Popular food spots include:
   • Suart’s Conch Salad Stand – A must-try for fresh seafood lovers.
   • Edith’s Pizza – Highly recommended by locals, though it can get busy.
6. Spook Hill Cemetery & Hidden Beach – A serene, lesser-known beach located behind the cemetery. You’ll need to navigate a rocky path, but the secluded, crystal-clear waters and ship views make it worth the trek.