Bimini Bahamas Beach Guide | $67pp Resort Beach Club vs Free Public Beaches
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It was $67 for this all-inclusive experience at the beach club. $67 per person, which we opted not to pay, but we have paid that much for a beach excursion anyway.
The vibe is completely different. Even though you do hear a little bit of the music, you're talking about, you know, a dozen, a couple dozen people over this great expansive beach and you can just go with a towel if you want.
If you only have a few hours, not the full day, that's your place to go.
It's really a matter of what you're looking for. Do you want all the logistics taken care of or do you want to just sort of venture out on your own and make do maybe and see what becomes available to you?
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Cruising to Bimini, Bahamas and wondering whether you really need to pay for a Resorts World Beach Club pass — or if the free public beaches are just as good? In this video, we explore 5 different beaches in Bimini, traveling north to south across the island to show you: What each beach is like How easy each one is to get to What it costs (from $67 beach clubs to totally FREE beaches) Which beaches we think are actually worth your time depending on what you prefer. From the Resorts World Bimini Beach Club party vibe, to quiet public beaches, to local favorites like Radio Beach and Blister Bay, this is the ultimate Bimini beach guide for cruisers. Beaches We Cover in This Video Resorts World Bimini Beach Club (paid, all-inclusive) Free public beach next to Resorts World Paradise Beach (right by the cruise pier) Radio Beach (local favorite with a party vibe) Blister Bay (quiet, undeveloped, near Big Mike’s) We also share: How the free tram works When to use a $5 taxi instead of walking Why shade matters and what to bring Chair & umbrella rental prices Food & drink options near each beach 0:00 – Is the $67 Bimini Beach Club Worth It? 0:45 – Resorts World Beach Club (Paid) 2:30 – Free Public Beach Next to Resort 5:00 – Paradise Beach (By the Pier) 7:30 – Radio Beach (Local Favorite) 10:00 – Blister Bay & Big Mike’s 12:30 – Final Verdict: Paid vs Free If you’re cruising to Bimini on Royal Caribbean or any cruise line, this video will help you decide whether to book an excursion — or explore on your own. Watch our other Bimini Video: 5 Free Things To Do In Bimini, Bahamas: A Full Day Excursion Without Spending a Penny! https://youtu.be/B8IdzdLCsr0 Interested in our beach tent? Check it out here! Beach Tent (compact, sand-anchored, backpack-friendly): https://amzn.to/3MENjvG We are Crystal and Marshall, a 50+ couple from Florida (by way of Maine) who love to cruise and take you with us on our adventures. We show you all of our ships, trips, and tips while cruising. Please subscribe and follow our journey. Thank you for joining & supporting our channel. You can check out our website at https://cruisingwithcrystalandmarshall.com