Ferry tickets to Bimini Bahamas economy or premium

Free cancellation

Place: Fort Lauderdale

Validity: Flexible

Language: English

Mobile voucher accepted

Instant confirmation

e-Voucher

Wheelchair accessible

Do this because

Ride comfortably in a ferry to Bimini
Benefit from the choice to select economy or a premium ticket
Explore at your leisure and spend more time at your favorite parts

What to expect

Venture off the territory and onto a rapid ferry that will whisk you away from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini in the Bahamas in only 2 hours.

Starting from choosing between economy or treating yourself to premium which has more comfortable spaced seating, feel organized. Then, relax on the sundeck and feel excited.

It is mandatory to add the full name, gender, date of birth, passport number and expiration date, and nationality of all people travelling to issue the ferry tickets - without this information, the reservation remains unconfirmed
This tour is wheelchair accessible (foldable wheelchairs only)
Approximate free time in the Bahamas is from 11:00am to 6:00pm
You must have a valid passport and re-entry authorization, as you will be going through Customs and Immigration. Citizens of some countries may require an entry Visa; please check with the Bahamian Immigration Website before purchase. It's your responsibility to have all the required documentation to exit and re-enter the United States. Refunds will not be granted due to lack of paperwork
This tour is not available for infants younger than 6 months
The local operator is not responsible for delays caused by weather or by the Bahamian Coast Guard or Immigration services upon arrival at The Bahamas
All travellers will need to apply for a Bahamas Health Travel Visa
Please pay attention to your specific departure time. In all terminals, check-in starts 3 hours before departure. Boarding doors close one hour before departure (no exceptions)
Allow at least one hour for vessel clearance by local and federal authorities. That means when the ferry arrives to any of the ports (The Bahamas or USA), you might have to wait for clearance to be able to debark. The time is based on authorities’ regulations, not the carrier’s