North Bimini – Alice Town (Big Game, Blue Water, Brown's, Weech's, Sea Crest, quai public) et Resort World: clearing in by boat
Port of entry of Bahamas (island: North Bimini).
Based on official sources, checked on 28 October 2026.
Services
Clearing out possible here
Good to know
First port of entry from Florida; many designated marinas.
Offices to visit
In the usual order of the formalities. Addresses can change: ask the harbour office when you arrive.
Bahamas Immigration – Alice Town, Bimini
Immigration
Alice Town, North Bimini, The Bahamas
Opening hours : Lun-ven 9h-17h
Cruisers place it in the pink police station about 150 m north of the Big Game Club.
Customs & Immigration – Resorts World Bimini (base d'hydravions)
CustomsImmigration
Resorts World Bimini, North Bimini, The Bahamas
Opening hours : Heures ouvrables ; hors heures sur demande (heures supplémentaires payantes)
Office on the property; at busy times, alert the dockmaster 4 hours before arrival.
Bahamas Customs – Bimini (bureau principal, Alice Town)
Customs
Alice Town, North Bimini, The Bahamas
Opening hours : Lun-ven 9h-17h (de garde week-end et jours fériés)
Office practically at the Bimini Big Game Club (marina position); skipper only ashore under the Q flag.
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Sources
This information is gathered from public sources and sailors’ experience. It does not replace the country’s authorities, whose word is final: check before you leave.