Bill & Nowdla Keefe's Bimini Undersea

What is commonly known as Bimini is actually two separate islands, North Bimini and South Bimini. The islands are separated by a shallow, narrow channel and transportation between the two islands is by a short, 4 minute water taxi ride. The majority of Bimini's population resides on North Bimini as does the island(s) center of commerce. The North Island is just 7 miles long and in many places, less than 700 feet wide. Less than half of that distance actually populated. South Bimini on the other hand, is a much larger land mass but is more sparsely populated. South Bimini is where the islands airstrip/airport is located and is a port-of-entry for the Bahamas.