South Bimini Airport — South Bimini, Bahamas

South Bimini Airport serves the Bimini islands in the Bahamas from a low sandy strip only 10 feet above the surrounding water, reflecting the flat geography typical of the Bahamian archipelago, and it runs a single runway. Bimini sits closer to Florida than almost any other part of the Bahamas, making it a popular short hop for boaters and small-plane pilots crossing over from the Miami area. The islands are known for sport fishing and diving rather than large resort development, giving Bimini a quieter character compared with more built-up Bahamian destinations like Nassau or Freeport. Air traffic here consists mainly of small aircraft on short flights to and from South Florida, along with charter operations.