Gateway to the Bimini islands in the western Bahamas.
Location
South Bimini, Bahamas
South Bimini Airport (IATA: BIM, ICAO: MYBS) is a small general aviation and regional airport located on South Bimini island in the Bahamas. It serves as the primary air gateway to the Bimini islands, which are the westernmost islands of the Bahamas and situated approximately 50 miles east of Miami, Florida.
The airport handles a modest volume of traffic, primarily from charter flights and small regional carriers connecting Bimini to Nassau and South Florida. Its proximity to the United States makes it a popular destination for American visitors seeking fishing, diving, and resort experiences on the islands.
Passengers arriving at South Bimini typically take a short ferry ride across the channel to North Bimini, where most hotels, restaurants, and amenities are located, as the airport island itself is largely undeveloped.
Terminals
The airport features a single small terminal building suited to low-volume regional and general aviation traffic.
Getting to & from
Ground transport is limited; passengers typically board a short ferry transfer from South Bimini to North Bimini where most accommodations are located.
Airlines here
Regional carriers including Silver Airways and charter operators have provided service connecting Bimini to Fort Lauderdale and Nassau.
Notable facts
- ›South Bimini Airport is located approximately 50 miles east of Miami, making Bimini one of the closest Bahamian destinations for American visitors.
- ›The airport serves as the air entry point for the entire Bimini island chain.
- ›A ferry crossing is required to reach North Bimini, where most tourist infrastructure exists.
- ›Bimini is famous as a destination associated with Ernest Hemingway and big-game fishing.
- ›The Resorts World Bimini development has increased tourism traffic through the airport in recent years.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
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